2 Th FRI Story — Reign of Terror {Editor's ego The follow ing ove ei i ‘The J Edgar. Hoover, Gets First Call ties « srtiele is the fit Don Whi of 30 which will appear _By DON WHITEHEAD. — [twas 12:01 p. m.,.Sept._16, .1920,. gee _ buggy stopped. in front of the U.S. Assay Office in ' Jower New York, opposite the J. P. Morgan building. The driver secured the reins and stepped down, walk- the series of dajly — ishments of Federal ‘s new ray Bye “ street began to fil} with Mercury Drops tol as Night Drop to 10 at Night | TODAY'S TEMPERATURES Midnight.....7 9a.m.,..... 9 3 @.Ie, 6 oeees.8 . 10 &.M..+.... 9 6 ALM, cee B ll A.M... 000.14 TRAMs. cee. DB MOON ...650+.17 8 a.m,.......10 1 p.mt....05. 28 2p.m....... 23 “The Pontiac area today. was swallowing Old Man winter's sec- ond dose—yesterday it was an ex- tra-heavy portion of snow, now a! season record blast of near zero temperat Residents can look forward to no great relief aver the weekend. Temperatures during the day will can be expected, the Weather Bu- reau reported, . Some light snow might arrive also. . At midnight last night, the mer- cury shivered down to ‘a low of 7 Joseph Jewell, superintendent of Pontiac’s. Department of Public Works, said city streets were gen- erally cleared, but some slippery. “Were, working now to haul the snow out of the downtown area,” he said. Major County roads were report- ed cleared but slippery, Several smaller arteries were still _being plowed today, a road commission official said. The forecast shows that ~ secretaries, clerks and busi- ‘to see ahything unusual about the | damaged and one employe in- nessmen pouring from the} centers of finance for their lunch hour. It was the usual poontingn 2 scene on Wall Street, and no one seemed a ee object, hidden by a covering, car- ried in the wagon. ; Then the object exploded. It was a bomb made of dynamite and ~cast-iron window weights. The metal rods were hurled like shrapnel through the narrow street. ° : Men and women were mowed NEW HIGH SCHOOL — This is how Pontiac’s new northeast side high school will look eventually, as approved by the Board of Education last night. ‘The $4,250,000 building for 1,600 pupils will be built along Arlene street (running from center right to upper left in picture), behind the present Madison Junior High School, with the first 1,000-pupil section to be ready by fall 1958. Classrooms are in the center, court- Detroit. ——— down in blood y,\. screaming heaps; 30 were killed, 300 in- jured. The Houes of Morgan was side the building was killed. The specter of terrorism was seen again in America. Terro was not new in these trying times of adjustment after World War I, we Earlier,-on a. soft summer night the lights winked out one by one in the fashionablé homes on pemner « general, A. Mitchell wife had switched shaken by a mighty explosion. The blast blew in the front of the house. Windows were blown out ered «thay pda the bodies and clothing of two men, apparently the dynamiters, destroyed by their own infernal machine. A fragment of one body fell on the Reosevelt doorstep. The blast was echoed by eight other explosions that June night —in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Newton- ville, Mass., and Paterson, N. J. At the scene of almost every} bombing police picked up hand- bills reading: teriperatures will. average 4 to 6 degrees below normal. « The lowest temperature recorded in downtown Pontiac preceding s\n a.m. was 7 degrees, The powers that be make ho secret of their will to stop here in America the wotldwide spread (Continued on Page 30, Col. 1) Washington's R Street, NW. It}- mark,! was nearing midnight. Trading Stamp | Curb Is Urged in State Study LANSING @ — Curbs of trad- ing stamp companies are urged in a report to Gov. Williams by his small business advisory study commission, —Frating stamps were described in the report as a bane to the retailers who give them and the buyer who receives them. “Housewives are as much vic- timized as are the its for they have been deluded into May Annex 658.Acres -| MOUNT CLEMENS ® —.The Clinton Township Board of Super- visors and the Mount Clemens City- Commission have a for the annexation of 658 township farmland to the city of Mount Clemens. The petition is un- der study by the township attorney. In Today's Press High School ..,........+.. 19 County News ..........06. . 2 Editorials ...... cescseneeeee 6 Combes «ov iscccccewsces vevee 28 Sports .....+..-00++-.25 thru 27 Theaters. ........5.+-00.6 oes Vv <é& Radio Pvearhans eoee 29 Wilson, Earl ......50cccce0e 23 Women’s Pages .....14 thru 17 Pot-0-Gold ..........22, ans. 18 acres- of Tree Becomes a Glistening Fountain ga is of the (ahy na Three Injured, One Missing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A U. S-B52 jet bomber and a B29 aerial tanker crashed last night, one in Canada ahd the other at its Texas base, Thirteen airmen lost their lives. Thre are injured, and one is miss- ing. One man parachuted to safety. In Andover, N. B., a giant B52 13 Killed in 2 AF Crashes |Air Force jet bomber evploded in \flight yesterday with a known loss ‘of seven lives. The bodies of six Air Force men Were found immediately aft- ler the crash. The seventh body wag found by searchers early to- day deep in the plane's wreck- . ios One man is missing and the Butler’s Job Undecided s%t|Macmillan Prepares to-Reshuffle-Cabinet LONDON (# — Prime Minister Harold Macmillan shaped plans today for a broad reshuffle of the shaken Conservative government he inherited from Sir An- thony Eden. Macmillan was expected ernment Sunday night or Monday. The Queen, who is ( ® “swede ba a 4 Million Tag Put on Structure’ of Novel Design Intef-connecting Rooms for Use in Fall, ‘58« The Board of Eaueation. last night -approved- pre- : liminary plans for the city’s second senior high school, costing $4,250,000 and located iu the north- east area. It will be of novel design, jaccording to fea- * . |turing low, -inter - connect- ing: classrooms and landscaped courts. “The first 1,000-pupil sec- tion, costing, $3,250,000, \ j will be flanked at one end filled section; gymnasiums, ‘swimming pool afid other sports facilities are at the right; and shops, music, auditorium and cafeteria are at the left. The board approved the model above and preliminary plans prepared by Eberle Smith Associates, Inc. * by gymnasium, swimming pool and:a host of sports facilities. : | At’the other end will be auditor- jums cafeteria, manual arts shops | ninth man aboard the ‘plane par- achuted’ to safety and is re- ported in goed condition at Lor- ing Air Force Base, Limestone, Maine, the plane’s home base. Air Férce -officials said fhe bomber blew up while the pilot's vision was partially obstructed on purpose as part of a training test. And in Austin, Tex., six crew- men died last night when a B29) aerial tanker crashed and burned} while landing at nearby Bergstrom Air Force Base. Threg others were. injured, none seriously, The plane crashed while, near- ing the ‘ground after a refueling to announce his new gov- dence at Sandringham, Norfolk, will come up to London Sunday to receive Macmillan and look over the prospective cabinet list. . Near the top of Macmillan’s agenda as he settled into his first Britain's highest political post. Butler, , leader of the House of ‘Seiieain tebe Mee. ed a0 at the royal country resi-¢ ‘with the disastrous consequences of the Egyptian military action launched by Eden and French Premier Mollet, It was not cer- tain that Macmillan would de- cide to drop Lloyd, but hig fyture at least was considered in ne. * LJ * } It Butler stays put ad govern- ment leader in Comptons, ‘Colo- nial. Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd! wag tipped as a possible man for the Foreign Offjee. SURE TO SERVE Butler told a “reporter he ‘‘will definitely serve in the new Cabi- net, although ‘the office I shall hold has yo yet beege decided." “In public life, one has to do one’s ,duty,” Butler added, “I would certainly not desert the at a time like this.” Butler's support is of crucial | ince to Macmillan and the) mission, hurling four crewmen out) of the flaming wreckage. Five men were killed Instantly and a sixth died later in the base hospital... None of the vic- tims was from, Michigan, In New Brunswick hundreds of heavily garbed men, including Air Force mep, Royal Canadian Mounted Police. and French Cadian trappers and guides waded through snow-choked woods in bit- ter cold in search of the missing (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) | lution, $300 in the Pot! . Don’t Let Drifts ‘Make You Late From among 4,347 qualified on- tries, the judges found no winner for last week’s puzzle, so you still have until’“Tuesday to send in your entry for Pot-O-Gold No. 32 in time to win the $300 in the pot. " Just remember that the twelfth | answer will not be counted, so leave it blank if you want te. If- you have all the other answers correct, you can win the money, Just be sure to get your entries here on time, You don't want to be like 42 contestants this week who may have had-the right so-, but failed to meet the deadline. To check the other rules, turn to the puzzle on page 22, Ex- planations for answers to last iweek’s puzzle appear on page 18. and a variety of music and spécial ‘rooms. | Classroom additions costing | $1,000,000 will bring the total | Capacity up to 1,600 pupils, giv- ing the city adequate high school facilities for many years to come, the Board believes, The building will be located along Arlene street next to. the present Madison. Junior High School. The first section is scheduled for open- ing in the fall of 1958 and the addi- tion is contemplated within three of four years afterward, Preliminary plans for the whole venture were approved as the cli- max to two and a half years of planning, Board president Louis F- Schimmel said “We're extremely proud how the I think — good for the school ays. fans especially for the stu- Main item on the Board's 10- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 4) be Gambling Link to Detroit See Numbers Racket as Padding Pockets Presented to State Legislature Walter T. McMahon of Hazel Park. has been expressed by County Clerk further action, Hudson said, Hudson said he was ‘optimistic’ Cumaervative party. of the county's increasing. growth. Bill Asks 5th County Judge A bill to add a fifth judge to the Oakland County Circuit Court bench was presented to the Legislature yesterday by State Reps. Leslie H. Hudsori of Pontiac, Donald A. Brown of Royal Oak, and The need for the additional judge, and a sixth within four years, Lynn D. Allen. Hudson outlined that the bill would be aired to the lawmakers for first and-secotid readings when they reconvene after an 11-day recess Jan, 21, From there it would be referred to committee for If the bill is passed, the appointment would be made by Gov. Wil- liams until the next general election scheduled for November .1958, * of the bill’s acceptance. Allen and other officials have long urged the additions because | of Out-of-City Men Alleged Pontiac gambling is. be- lieved linked, at least in part, to big Detroit operators in the same way that Flint’s is. The lion's share of profits from .}&@ widespread and lucrative num- bers racket, Vice Squad Lt. Wil- liam F. Nesbitt. said, would prob- ably end up padding the pockets of a few top gamblers. - The extent of Detroit cohtrot “can only be guessed at,” Nesbitt said. But police understand fairly well how the racket works and how the underworld chain passes on illegal profits, The method ig much the same, he said, as suspected in Flint, where a graft and gambling grand jury has been asked to investigate possible Detroit tie-ups. A year ago, it wag estimated 10,000 Pontiac residents s pent $13,000 daily playing the numbers. : r over'a } WINTER FROLIC — Deep snow may mean trouble for adults, Tec yee wand tineetsaee as aarsets? but for young folks it means fuh. Frolicking in the drifts are, left f Is Fun - -—- eis You're Young ee Re a aces a and | to right, Die’ hella 14, 8. Steven Hershey ¢" Robinett. i ted with Flint’s Nesbitt could not say if these figures have changed, About. $9,000 was figured to be distributed to the gambling or- | ganization here, The rest went, to Detroit, . “We're not positive, but I cer- tainly believe the numbers are tied, .| to Detroit,’ Nesbitt said. “It's cer- tain that the profits go out of town eventually,” He said there is no evidence the Pontiac racket is directly connect- lowest levels of the numbers racket, faking in custody bettors and bpokmakers. Occasionally ~ there is with full ups Aa apatite pellie te partially to blame, he shid Has to Cuss Himself DETROIT w@—W, W. Oak, chief ie Feature-of Building Set 3 : > |. By PETE LOCHBILER — Pe say 0 as te a wealth of flowers there rentem- — Te ima ber sas where the reve ‘Thought It Dead’ ly finger the spot on the map of — Shura ae on - - * > : 4 Eastlawn Cemetery, which lies just ‘2 se. Joutside the village limits on Orion _ A charge of child abandonment|°" 4 -Orion Couple accused of leaving their| Township police didn’t ask any door "the lake newborn baby in a wastepaper /questions of the. newspaper 4 On the me ae ‘s lounge at FAPber who stood yesterday in a said Gale Willow Run airport Wednesday, _{d¢eP snow drift covering the ceme- ia toboganning afid ‘the |Said that unless a person had con-— Ypsilanti State Police are seck-|*¢tY's St. Joseph parish section ~ | Crasbesch te: was |siderable knowledge of ice and its ing a Warrant on the charge) Lake Orion hasn't forgotten ° ‘set “pretty good.” He said that ways, Quarton always offers @ cer+ against Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Térry-| the tragic death last summer of i to markers had been placed show- tain threat.” — ah, 5350 Groveland: Rd., while con-| three-year-old Martha Little. seek out the ig ogg ing people how to get there and | The warm undercurrents will _ Unuing investigation of ‘the inci-| yi. week. the Lake Orion Lion's gary situation. The what areas to use. The Eton arti | create thin ice in one spot while cut. Club erected a white, marble mon- sparked by the United States, geist rink is in excellent cond- |. few feet away it may be ‘Aisne tebe further jument over Martha's grave, nearly [was sponsored hy 24 nations, | toms. = = S| tmeve tnthes thick. Since chile questioning of the couple and an- |six months after her brutal slaying. : AP NE ~e - Gale said o : en do tiot have this knowledge other check of the room in which | Tlie monument represents the eet. a oe ee oe _ we can only continue to ask par- the baby was found while awalt- [deep sympathies of. hundreds of ttee composed ¢ ustralia xy § ered — ents to have their youngsters use ing action from the Washtenaw jcontributors, said James Sheldon, cove, eee alle ORE : _| the other rinks im the city. County Presecater’s Office, _jhead of the club's “Martha “Little aa af. : M Subst tute concluded saying “slight The mother: Pa and the, Memorial Fund. ow ? pews, sel ~ahyg oa ap TUTE as Fase sas pig: ye qua tee eodin Gatton at Teer {2 donated, Sita pa nip tin oy Sage “== 9 =. | gwiftty affect the ice at Quarton janti Be s at “er money for Martha's burial. It put, #1 - P ™ = ? si comci i , art eee nst will i 22 a. Ce we "ie aan to restudy. the Dectirs ‘cay thie hata haw’ good? the long\drive which netted — . ee : Fe “9 ae ee ar liar = for ke Pro ‘situation and see if some work- cance of sv won es maahines ate wn oves PONtiA Death City Board of Education in ne tated sates, Attia |!VI WING TIYPUOOI |ase scion can be arived at oe m, 24, has been PCE ae editions $1,314 let over, onilac Veains. TY fC Of Gu hn ee ee et eee gees tana a date | - held at the county jail since they|>" yi ee Ok CTs. S h 2 ] -~-|tries om-this-side-of-the-Iron-Cur-| Dem‘s Mideast Security |sters off such a nice, big body of were apprehended driving away The remaining nioney wilt be Gilbert Lamont lee = Ks High.Sc ool P ANS juin . . . ~~ s~Plan Would Not Gront)*= 4-6 « caries at pre x se The Middle East dispute threat- , oop Power): ered by . (Continued From Page Qne) ‘|ened to flare with new bitterness Requested Tr Po at the Baldwin public library Mrs. - ; - » |as leaders of the Arab-Asian: bloc from 10:30 to 11 a.m. for kindergar- thought | year, $21,000,000 building and re-| Eventally, an auxiliary gymna-jcalled a closed door conference} WASHINGTON (®— A Demo ‘ten through 6th grade students, ¥ { habilitation program, the new high/sium will be built connecting the to consider immediate|cratic move took shape today t0/ feature the Danish story “Dr. school is carefully tied to popula-/main gym and pool on the upper| withdrawal of Israeli troops from/orer g substitute Middle East Detective Too," and an English — ; entire school re on Dr. Otto C. Hufziger, Assistant by fies along of State hools’ Superintendent Dr. Dana! Superintendent of Schools in charge Sos eee er es ter OES has P. Whitmer said. of business, who began planning 13 Airmen Die Dean Acheson, _ announced that there will be no “It not only will relieve the | the new school in the fall of 1954.) ~ a er meeting. on Jan. 16 due to a spe- , tremendous. overcrowding at the |*2id the cost of the first section) T C h It would involve a congression- cial grand chapter: session that I th Middl ee | ployed at present senior high,” he sald, |'8 high because it incades almost If] Wo Lrasnes al declaration of American. con-|day. . . nite M1 e }tery today to see the monument for! Dawson for 28 years. ‘tut will take care of the needs of 4l! the special facilities. al cern with Middle East “security| - . 2 . x : . [the first time. “We've tried, but!) Mr, Lee was a member of All| the mi@shrooming parts of our Evensnety, ow on “it (Continued From Page One) |. 14 stability. And it would pledge| Birmingham Kiwanis -_ of a Muddle fat can jaihank everyone enough.” Saints Rplecopal Charch and a life city for years to come.” paaictvor Seaaee See oor elcrewman trom the Canadian| congressional readiness to take, Community pails ‘tease at the Deitieh Little said. . {member of Masonic Lodge No. 21. hitects, E s , ble” he s \erash. » one fm House beginning Are the British. But he said he would ask the | Besides his wife, he leaves| associates, Inc of Detrolt, were; 17" Vey Teasonable.” he said. [A socesman said a team of(¥P Presidential proposals for’ €2-| p.m. tommorrow event ee. trustees to change the scholar- Wo sons, Arthur H. of Bir-!authorized. to prepare working * * 8: ‘Air Force flight safety experts nomic, political and military . LONDON’ (INS) — As Harold) .11 «werve decided that some- |mingham and Gilbert L. Lee Jr.|plans to submit to contractors for There are 172,000 gross square from Norton AFB near San Ber-|measures deemed necessary for Jan. 15 marked the installation Macmillan began his new career thing that would help the whole | ‘Arbor; five grandchil- bids. jfeet in the initial section at a cost!nardino, Calif., and officials of|the area. But it would not have < nt ve ah tee! og se er-covered re peenante sion family would be best,” he said, |dren: one great - grandchild, &) Eberle Smith, president, and two oy on cadena poo ® feet in alert ee Tavestigation of. the|!2°® of law. grand chief, Mrs. Robertina Davide at No. 10 Downing St., a small| “* !'™ going to ask them to let /Drother. Fratlin Lee of Detroit; \aides presented the plans and scale|‘ovtenwlated adidivions crash, Boel builds the eight 9 © son, acting grand senior, Wilma’ { us use the money to help bay a |‘W° sisters, Mrs. Emily Dodge of models last night. . oad : = — The proposed Democratic sub-| Kel} ger, Tlau eae eee eects Aathaty| Rew home. That was the original ymouth and Mrs, Laura Kaise: ; . In spite of the novel design, cor- million-dollar, swept-wing B52s, : elly, acting grand manager, nant reminder of Sir. Ant idea: bebind the fund, I think.” ‘\% Lakeville, ie he ns renncen nn uace ‘ill he: comparshig if * © © a etioate werd: step Sar hott fl Matice, Socal tow to ee ° Servants carried. out several | The Little’s live at 66 “Smith'Funeral A adh pom So Hemost with Pontiac teachers and schooltional, rout Jevel butlding of equal cain oe wae wis waaenbee'e request for advance authority to, * 8 ¢ : 4 personal articles including Sir (Ct. Besides Mary, 12, there arejday when Mr. Lee's body will administrators. It's unique features size, he said. reflex test wherein the flyer’s| use American troops. to block any) At an afternoon dessert : Anthony's. favorite gray tweed (Margaret, 10; Raymond, 9; Rich-\pe taken to All Saints Episcopal vat Seis ot Hufziger was authorized to study eyes are partly shielded and the/pen Communist aggression os dey ot tn tenn of Sie. Pouter &. : , eel labeled » 1 months. — ichurch for service at 2 p.m. The said peculiarities ©, R€ additional expenses for site de- plane put into an “unusual” posi-|the Middle East. Furthermore, it Pomeroy, 1320. Dorchester Rd after din-iRev, C. George Widdifield, his|*"* velopment surrounding the newjtion, The pilot then must right the Would not aathorize special mil-'United, Church Women paid tribute Martha|rector, will officiate with burial| APPEAR, LOW, LONG building. jcratt, itary and economic aid. t©'to their retiring Mrs. from her /foliowing in Perry Mount Park] As atchitects visualize it, the| Estimates furnished by the archi-| The Washington spokesman said|strengthen Middle East nations Newel Allen. Mrs. Allen who has body was school will appear to the viewer as|tects last night included such fea-\the plane apparently had been|séainst communism. These too served for two years received a om ® —— a long, long structure of light brick|ttres- as a driver training course,|“‘placed in a position beyond its are sought by Eisenhower. gift. ' with an abundance of football field and running track.) capability.” Mrs, Pomeroy, the new presi- neighbor, |Mrs, Jess Wallace extra sized oes ’ | a ‘was com| Word has been received of the|"i2aews, Inner classroom ‘corr-(Parking lots foe 300 and 20 car. Remand Man to ‘Jail ner work and expresscd the desire v dors will look out t h rs 3,000 spectators.’ Air; her ‘and express¢ eT“ wrk Sa ah tt ele taped thn Pe hee ne Bah fale taghra ; . . 65, og : york, ing, walks a LSA, (®—The Ameri-| . |P¢ cos, got equal play in London pub con-| Sheldon said thank you letters 26th St; Miami, Fla. : eed te none subjects will be other development in the immedi-|can Airlines Convair which crash. @9 Robbery Suspect yhembers.* : - sent con- resident of Pontiac before parate jate high school area, plus much of! landed north of Tuisa Municipal . Sree eneremat oT ie Uilbe: Coca Way Chapel The London newspaper that |, ‘ hm barial Park. sees, a asoy ees |3 Area Breakins , | like a bomb” — Britishism ounguat” Whe an’ American's | A Pontiac man, who police say News Flashes “jike a bat out of ——." *— jadmitted he committed wags (Ed Note: Macmillan, the new|*t tree area businesses this wee Prime Minister, ig the man the|D@cause he “needed money for his) BUDAPEST, Hungary \™—Sev- British. expect: to do something| @™ily. was bound over to Circuit|eral thousand workers walked off in @ hurry about the situation that on a charge of|their jobs in two railroad equip- i i EFEF ait i ia } a | geky f x for the wet spots. The Weather Fall U.8, Report , it smew likely new fiarrics. ef i : i igee ! on ‘Today in Pontiac Lowest temperature preceding § Part Moor »y | éam.........8 Usen.. 7 a. Mn. ® 2. ee 8 &. M045 ie 1p. M2... OB Mo. es. 9 2 Pp. m.. 16 @& M.,...6.... ® Thursday tn Pontiac freee cme Eoeot tempercter oc Mee Smpesetere «+ seeceenseeeeel ither—Partiy cloudy. One Year Ago in Pontise Highest - passevdess 38 Lowest temperature sesepessenesupegt IE Mean temperature | .....4...0cce000s: Highest Lowest Temperatares This a ~7 tp 3803 7 ad » ; LJ | ve _to the moisture content of your land; then choose special grasses S¢COnd gas station he was trying'Lake road store believed to have } : 5 ly iv $500 bond after waiving an exam- ination at an arraignment before — Township Justice Luther C. reen uties Paul Carpenter, Neil Biack- mer and Charles G. Rahn led to his arrest by detectives. The deputies came upon the burglar attempting a fourth breakin and later traced him to his home despite. a success- ful escape. _A total of $7 in cash, candy, gum, and oi] reportedly made up An- dritsis’ loot from a gas station, fruit market, and latindry. He told detectives he lost the money while running from the scene when he saw a patrol] car approaching the 'f6 enter. Grace Baptist Church i ; je|there will be a showing of the color film “Martyred. Men” on Court breaking and-entering in the night- time. . U James Andritsis, 24, of 293 Os- mun St., father of two, was re- mandeg ‘to the county jail under An investigation by Sheriff's dep-' A Pn will| moving to Miami 10 years ago, Mrs. Wallace is survived by her husband; a daughter, Mrs. pos Younger; a sistér, Mrs. Lela ) : brothers and two grandchildren, signing as chairman of .the Re- publican National Committee ef- i House indicated broadly that he will be given a high position in the federal government. : $5,000 Burglary Case Still Puzzling Police Waterford Township police still had little to go on today in a $5,000 burglary of an Elizabeth occurred between Wednesday night ‘and Thursday morning. | The money, which included $400 ‘beth Lake Rd. The business is’ jowned and operated by Mr. and. fective Feb. 1 and the White’ 4 each. with an inner court and partially separated from the rest of the school for privacy, that also can activities. TWO AUDITORIUMS be there, along with the cafeteria, speech, handy to the auditerium, | Shops, with extra equipment to serve as vocational gui class- rooms for adults, wil] be in the same wing. As related subjects, homemaking, and fine arts classes will be held ther®, * «* = will be a full size gymnasium, with tors. A sliding center wall will-pro- vide‘ two standard size. gyms. for boys and girls. - ENTER FROM HIGH LEVEL The public will enter the gym- nasium from an upper level to fil- ter down evenly into the seats. (This will help prevent the usual ‘crowding at -athletic events. lin change, was taken from a safe! OPposite the gym will be the “ot. |at Russ’ Country Store, 4500 Eliza-,S¥imming pool, flanked by two) handball courts and an archery- Ned range. Students will enter /Mrs. Russell Jackson, — pool and gym from a lower Mrs. Jackson diseovered the bur-|!¢vel_ where showers and igiary ! gation by ther facilities are located. | Township pol | « Open House Saturday, Sunday The few Pontiac General Hos- }doors to the public tomorrow and Tours through the hospital, the former. Oakland County Contagious Hospi- tal at 1075 N. Telegraph Rd., by members of the Women's Auxil- * * * * 4¥ue- 225. & pital Amnex will formally open ite) j at 4 until T Saturday and’ 2 until 5 Sunday will be, conducted: Hospital Annex Ready to help relieve the cramped condi- tions at the West Huron building brought about by the cohstruction of the new addition. When the old section was razed, the hospital lost the use of some 30 beds. Halls have had to be lined with beds made’ private by newly - installed " Kighty-tive beds will be avail- | fible at the annex, of which 25 | 4 | invited the public to the open house to inspect the changes, stage for 18 or until the | i 1 Harold B. Euler, member of the Board of Trustees and chairman of its public relations committee, stréssed that the annex had been renovated in preparation for the in- flux of patients. , - s + * Euler, along with the rest of the’ members of the Board of Trustees, The city will use the annex for patients past the acute nursing new wing is completed, * . The school library will occupy the nerve center of the academic lassrooms ‘The 1,000-seat auditorium and today.| Smaller 200-seat little theater will At the other end of the building : ‘Grand River, was dead on arrival tat Mt. Carmel--Merey Hospital "new round of debat the fixed equipment ‘inside the building. The present high school was!was sold for Ps built in 1914 for 2,100 pupils. There|American said it cost $750,000. were 2,635 atterfding last se ; $250, Airport early Sunday, killing one Andrew Thompson, 34, no known n address, was bound over to Cit BB: cuit Court Thursday as.the alléged | & fourth member of a- gang Avhich By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bus lines in two Southern capl- |tals were shut down be- cause of violence in the racially tense South: while Negro leaders from nine states continued a strat- egy meeting in Atlanta to map further moves for integrated bus | seating. Suspension of bus service in Montgomery forced thousands of white and Negro riders to seek other means of transportation in the Alabama capital. The City Commission ordered all bus serv- ice halted indefinitely after four Negro churches and homes of a white ‘anda Negro minister were bombed. -Gov. James E. Folsom ‘offered $2,000 reward for arrest and con- viction of the bomb throwers and. the Montgomery Advertiser said in an editorial: \. “The issue now is no longer seg- regation on city buses ... The is- sue now is whether it is safe to Race Strife Halts Buses in Atlanta, Montgomery ‘The editorial suggested that spe- cial police details be assigned to buses, “The prospect is that this violence will continue and swell in volume and daring unless there is decisive action. Sooner or later a stand will have to be taken and it will be easier now. Otherwise we face the prospect of retalia- tory violence between groups.” At Tallahassee, Fla., Gov. Leroy Collins said he would order re- sumption of bus service there when he had determined that byis- es could operate in an atmosphere of harmony, and peace and /good will.”” / * © * , In Atlanta, more’ than 8 Negro lined for .a drive to increase At- live in Montgomery,.\Ala.” Buses have been shot at six, times since bus segregation was banned by Federal Court order Dec. 21 after a 381-day Negro boy- i i i | | | 1 * Novi Driver Killed in Livonia Collision — A Novi Township restaurant op-/ erator was killed yesterday whet he collided with another car w/e Livonia intersection. George W. Leiter, 59, of following the accident af) Seven Mile and Newburgh roads’ William D. Tippett, 40, of Li- vonia, driver of the other vehicle involved, told police the Leiter car rammed into him ‘ running a stop sign. He was released after ii % | B. F. Beach fo Tour South American Farms ADRIAN #® — B. F. Beach, president of the Michigan Pro- ducers Dairy Co., will undertake a four-week tour of South Ameri- ca next week on a goverhment project to improve dairy produc- tion. Beach is a former Pontiac resi- dent, living here when he was sec-) retary of the Michigan Milk - Pro- ducers Association. | / ‘i lanta Negro /voter registration from the present 24,000 to 75,000. About 1,000 / attended. —— county jail under $10,000 bond yes- before Justice Alva J. Richardson, Bloomfield Reports God Traffic Record ‘there reported. a total of ‘only 141 accidents during 1956, with but one the life of 16 yéar old Roy Dominic, Blasiola happened on Dec. 27, on! Woodward avenue, a short distance; staged an armed robbery/at the Fox & Hounds Inn in Bloomfield Hills in November, 1953,’ ® ot a/ serving prison terms for the hold- up in which they netted about $4,500. / Thompson was remanded ‘to x) terday following an arraignment E of Bloomfield Hills. He will ap- pear in Circuit Court Monday. /BLOO MFIELD \ HILLS — Police fatality.. The mishap which claimed ; Steel S F Carage--Basenent-~Oifice Store. Etc. OVER 6 FT. TALL—36”" WIDE—12° DEEP * helving 2nd FL Lents Like Eapensive Compt, 18” Stair Treads with RISERS $1.29 Value “oy HARDWOOD $5.95 Velee ___at_issue_were “favorable votes” _— aS he ‘ a oe appearances before him. He said cast by the two men while they were. members of the old town- “ship's board of trustees in 1955 and 1956..The votes were in con- nection with the rezoning of land developments and issuance of building permits, Judge Quinn said. Kelsey, indicted on six counts, was accused of testifying falsely about alleged solicitation of at least $1,700 and the alleged acceptance of $700. 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Even if the government’s goal is reached, the Land Down Under: will be anything but crowded. Eagerness for new settlers is caused by the need to develop natural resources says U.S. News & Wor. Report, and the effects of immigra- ation are quite apparent. Among the newscomers are “housands of skilled workers and highly educated. pro- fessional men. ; x~ * * Once an agricultural country ex- porting wool and foodstuffs and im- porting manufacturerd goods, Australia now is producing 1,910,000 - tons of pig iron and 2,339,000 tons of ingot steel a year, more than double *__ the 1945 production. - ae Since 1946 the national income well ee ae which is doing pretty las risen 190 per cent and real in- = y _. @ome has increased an estimated 44 ._ per cent. Eyen larger gains are the Verbal Orchids to-_ result of Australia’s plowing. back Mrs, Corneila Zeestraten ne per-cent of its na- of at Nelson 8t.; eighty-third birthday. aT j rs A member of an Around- the- World Pen Club, Bae Mrs. Sylvia Racine of 1063. Lakeview Ave. received 226 Christmas. cards, many from overseas. Among Pontiac erea men to march with Detroit Commandry, Knights Templar, in the Inaugural parade at Washington Jan. 21 are Frank Dexter, Arthur Fowler and Harry Slater of Lake Orion. According to Mr. Dexter, the last time this Commandry took part Ulysses 8. Grant. . \ - Getting too technical -‘1s George Holtman of Pontiac Lake. He warns that when the ice is thick enough to support a 200- pound man, it might bréak withthe addition of a regular Pontiac Lake fish. In the proposal to make an entrance charge at our state parks, Austin Melrose ° of Keego Harbor wonders if 25 cent toilets are not on the way, Quite evidently a confirmed and dyed *in the wool Presley fan is Barbara Waltham of Rochester, who phones me, “The dirty. things you print about Elvis only proves that you’re an old fossil.” - —- Getting Christmas dinner for your fam- ily In your own home for 50 consecutive years is the record of Mrs. Bertha D. Hart speaking of the the American taxpayer is standing in a function for a president was for . 4 eel, ~ gt } “Help!!!” world ig standing on Uncle Sam’s David Lisirence Asks: ih j VEL ar i ti F uf if Fs is : il E i gi i i! ! ' leper have done away with requir- ish, I would like té see hare 8 ronson lahed Mavericks Bata Sign , writing and i | z 8 : Economic Collapse Imminent? WASHINGTON — Is an economic collapse coming in America? Is it a matter of a few months or a year or two? “Are there already so me signs of the crisis? These questions are asked be- cause of the very pointed ‘state- ments in the State-of-the- Union Message to Congress by aryngrnteed concerning of of all Kinds of goods have about the ab- ‘sence of any brakes on wages. and prices. The two big economic forces — management and labor— have had the field all to them- selves and no restraints have been applied by government. Hence President Eisenhower has made an appeal for self- _restraint. He uses. the.word “dis cipline” and means, of course, self-discipline. For the They make for higher prices for the public generally and impose a particular hardship not only on the active workman but on those _ whose welfare depends on the pur- chasing power of retirement in- come and savings. Wage negotia- tions should also take cognizance of the right of the public generally to share-in the benefits of improve- ments in technology. . “Freedom has been defined as the opportunity for self-discipline. This definition has a special ap- plication to the areas of wage and - price policy in a free economy. Should we persistently fail to dis- cipline ourselves, eventually there will be increasing pressure on gov- ernment to ss the failure, . By that race eeneen s ao id step disappear. No oubject on ment is not prepared as yet to apply any restrictive measures purchasing power of the Ameri- ean dollar. In many respects, Mr. Eisenhow- er's message on this phase of the economic outlook is the most im- portant and the strongest that has been delivered since the depres- sion days of the 1930's, when ap- . peals were constantly made for voluntary action to help stabilize the economy. The President sees a peril in terms also of the national defense. He says that “Any program that vendangers our ecénomy could de- feat us.’ But the passage that needs to be read over and over again by the American people.and especially by the managers of busi- ness and labor unions is as fol- lows: U.S, INTEREST FIRST “The national interest must take precedence over temporary’ ad- vantages which may be secured by particular groups at the expense of all the people. “In this regard T urge leaders in business and in labor to think well on their responsibility to all the American people. With all elements of.our society, they owe the nation a vigilant guard against the infla- tionary tendencies that are always at work in a dynamic economy op-— erating at today's high levels. They can powerfully: help counteract or accentuate such tendencies by their . wage and price policies. F * @ *“Business- in its pricing policies should avoid unnecessary price in- creases especially at a time like the present when demand in so many areas presses hard on short supplies. Of course, a reasonable profit is essential to the new in- vestments that provide more jobs in an expanding economy. .. But business leaders must. in the national interest, studiously avoid those price rises that are possible only because of vital or unusual needs of the whole nation. “If our economy is to remain other labor benefits negotiated by labor and management must be reasonably related to improve- ments in productivity. Such in- creases are beneficial, for they _ provide wage earners with great- LIL ONES “Whats op wonder? Aloe tract the concern of the friends of American working men and wom- en and of free business enterprise than the forces, latent and active, that threaten a steady deprecia- ' tion of the value of our money." * * * This is the first time in a long while that an American President so pointedly has called on man- agement and labor.to consider the importance of the entire national. economy — the public interest — above their own group interests. It is an appeal to the good sense as well as self-interest of those who . today wield tremendous power in the economic arena. If the appeal isn’t heeded and an emergency develops, restriction by government order on prices as well as on’ wages will become inevit- able. This means‘ controls such as America in. wartime and Britain, even since » have had to impose to ere disaster. (Copyright, 1957, New York e] fi Hilit Whe Dr. William Brady Says: Don’t Vegetate and Vibrate Rid Yourself of Tremors A, doctor's mother sent rhe a- testimonial which, I'm afraid did not exactly please her son. At any rate he didn't deign to express himself one way or the other. Some doctors are like that — I'm a, stinker as portrayed. in the edi- torial columns of the’ American Medical Associations medical and health magazines and that's the clue. for all trick specialists and “clinic” racketeers — the business-. men of American medicine, * * * -Wrete the doctor's mother: “Three years ago I--wrote you about the unsteadiness of my hands which shook 80... Through my son, Dr, ——; you suggested ventured to. write to the doctor. giving details of the use of hyo scine and parathyroid) which I took for several months. My hands “ceased to trouble me. My body seemed renewed in strength. I felt very well, almost yoting again. (The lady was about 80) - * & Last spring I visited ——, and the altitude affected me. I was ill for several weeks, lost strength and the trembling returned, I re- sumed the treatment for two months. Now once more I feel quite well, take care of my own home, go to whatever is going on. My friends call it a miracle, I'm 8 now..." (Signed) _ Don’t ask the lady's name or her son's name, Don't ask me fo tell any doctor anything, All I have to tell is in the pamphlet Parkinson's Disease, available on written request if you pro- vide a Stamped, self-addressed From the lady's letter it might seem that her activity or busy- ness is the consequence of relief of the unsteadiness or «trembling of her hands, * * * Maybe so, but on, the other hand, as everyone with Parkinson's tre- mor (shaking palsy, . paralysis agitans) should know, doing some- thing, vity, playing a musical instru knitting, eee shuffling cards, darning socks, broidering, taking a sk om pr doing regular calisthenic exercises, dancing, washing, ironing, clean- diig and driving the car; in short any kind of pliysical activity or oe to prevent rigid- ty. Just siting. thes vegetnting ,is— | the worst thing that gan. jhappen * to anyone with Parkinson's tre- mor. sease, be answered by By JOHN H, MARTIN INS Foreign Director Hungarians inside and outside i attempts by udspedt ppets to explain the "a The Kremlin and other Comnww- nists ‘accuse Western “imperial- ists” of orgatiizing the revolt. Yet the truth is many Hungarian refu- gees bitterly accused the ‘Western powers of failing -to help them make a success of their own spon- _ taneous . revolution against the For instance, Moscow. installed Hungarian Communist Premier Ja- nos Kadar says that “‘the treason of the Imre Nagy government had paved the way for a enanncere: lution...” ” * * * “ ‘ the Communist book means that Nagy, himself a . Communist, was ripe for’ liquida- tion because he asked that Russia pull its troops out of Hungary and allow free elections. OUSTED, ABDUCTED The Russians, knowing that free elections spelled the doom of the Reds in, Hungary, quickly kicked. out Nagy and later abducted him. % * * * * It is known that a main cause of the Hungarian uprising was the ruthless policy of Matyas Rakosi and Erno gtd the og tenia retaries, If the freedom. fighters ever had caught them, they would quickly. Central Committee, also blamed Rakosi ang Gero in a recent ar- ticle in Pravda. He- said they failed to heed the legitimate aspirations of the Hun- garian peoples and therefore com- mitted “‘serious mistakes.” . \ But Poncmarey pate a strange behavior of very serious mistake in failing to obtain in advance “the informa- tion about the intentions of the counter-revolutionary forces: 4nd about their preparation to attack the people's Democratic order.” SIMPLY NOT THERE Since it is clear, even to €om- -munisis outside the Soviet orbit, that the Pevolution was, not pre- meditated, .Rakosi and Gero are being charged with failing to see coveripenesio that simply were not there. _..- * @ Ponomarev needed that particu. jar argument to bolster his case that the Hungarian revolt was in- spired and organized from abroad, that sorme 11,000 anti-Communist “men rushed into Hungary from Austria to participate in the” re- volt. It is doubtful that anyone other. than the blindest Communists, in- side ‘and outside the Iron Curtain, will swallow Ponomarev’'s story. .. Portraits By JAMES J. METCALFE Can you define the word “‘suc- cess?"’ . . . What does it really mean? ... A millionaire? A soldier orave ... Upon the battle scene? “... A statesman in the limelight . « Renowned publicity? . . . Or someone out of college with . . . A.wonderful degree? Yes, “all of these could mean. suc- cess . ... And yet perhaps not one eee According to each character . « «And what is really done... It merely brings you fame... —But as. your true unselfishness . . - Deserves that wide acclaim... As you have served your fellowman tee And brought: him happiness » » « So only do you now deserve « «» The title of success. (Copyright, 1957) : e. . Looking Back 'U. S. MAY SPEND half billion for civilian defense. RUMANIAN REVOLT against Germany hinted. 20 Years Ago WESTERN STORMS claim 27 lives. -FDR ASKS $790 million to provide Gero, He accuses” them of making ¢ a‘ winter relief. Case Records of a Psychologist: Crane Gives Remedy for Enuresis Ronnie ts literally in a se- ‘vere emotional crisis. But mil- lions of school children are in the same boat, all because they are still slaves to a nuisance infantile habit. Send this case record to any family you know ~ where a child ts suffering like_ Ronnie.. Face such bugaboos and abolish them. “The truth shall make you free,” Jesus said, so use it to free your chil- dren from humiliation and paivi. By DR. GEORGE W. CRANE Case T-371: Ronnie J., aged-13, is in a very miserable plight. “Dr. Crane, Ronnie still is a victim of enuresis,” his worried mother began. ‘‘@ * * “And he is panicky because his Scout Troop has been invited to appear in a parade at the State ' Capital. “That means Ronnie will have to spend the night away «from home, So he is petrified with fear lest he have an accident. “Yet he can't very well get out of the ceremony for his pals depend on him, “He is almost sick with fear and uncertainty: What can you sug- gest to aid Ronnie? The parade is not for six weeks yet.” BED-WETTING Bed-wetting is-a-common experi- ence of new. babies. But by the age of three. yéars, the great. ma- jority have been broken of a a huisance habit, ’ However, some 20 per cent stil are victims of enuresis, And some of these 20 per cent may con- tintie ‘even into high school and college. In fact, amet of men were discharged from ‘military service ‘in the past war because of bed- _ wetting! , And ‘don't act so flippant or caustic in criticizing the bed-wet- ter, for it is just as hard to break that habit as for many of you corpulent mothers to break your own bad habit of over-eating at the dinney_table, : And you dads. who are étill ~ slaves to the nuisance habit of should — using tobacco or liquor, recognize how difficult it is to break any well entrenched habit. Bed-wetting like that Neg Ronnie to do with medical probleris ) it used to be called a sign of «weak kidneys”. Actually there is nothing wrong with the kidneys as a usual thing. : ENURESIS EXPOSED Enuresis develops exactly like the similar habit’ of many adults ary bladder. The solution to bed-wetting is thus the same as that of retrain- ing an adult to heed his alarm . clock after he has once de- veloped the bad habit of ignor- ing it, Both victims must develop an intense desire and strong resolve to quit being a slave io such nuisance habits. Parents, quit getting ihe chron- ic bed-wetter up to go to the bath- room in the middle of the night, for you are not ape: rend em the habit by thus encouraging him to lean upon you. He must take over the responsi- .. bility for himself, And one quick his Let him set it to go off after about one to two hours, He. must be fully reponsible for this task and must likewise heed that clock! 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LS Oe ELLE LISBOA EG BN 1 gai. the Pontiac High School bands un-) 5 Warren Air Force Base, Wyo. = son of Mrs. Grace Gotts, of 726 | Wolverine Dr., Walled Lake, re- @ |cently arrived at San Diego, Calif., + | aboard the ‘dock landing ship USS = | Belle Grove. 3 Pious landing exercises at Aliso —|Canyon, Oceanside, Calif., 4 Beachmaster Unit 1, : than 14,000 Navy and Marine per- * | sonnel. | Elizabeth Robinson, of 543 Franklin _|Rd., recently completed recruit} )|\training at the Marine Corps Re-| } |cruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. | Nebraska Bottle Floats to Europe |. |of the moment oneiay in October 3/1953, the LaVerne Sutton family| © of Alvo, Neb, placed a note in a ~ bottle “ane tossed “It “Tt “the” Mis- . | |souri River near Rulo, Neb, 2 turned up on the shores of the » |Eider. River in North Germany, a probably 8,000 water miles away. || about it in a German postmarked letter from * one, Otto Andersen, | —|near the town Tonning, sharp by . *|Overton told police a man stuck a! ~ |knife in his side and robbed hini| "Blot $57 on a downtown street, then! : coe -him_to_write_a_check_fer: | $100 | REIS °° EEE TO PAY!) 1| a WEBSTER AUTOHARPISTS — School children are among 166. Webstérités who will perform for the 12th annual Midwestern Conference of. School Music Saturday in Ann Arbor. The students above from left to right are Beverly Peterson, first grader; Lorie Anderson, second grader; Tommy Griffin, third grade; Jimmie Joyner, fifth grade; Karen Schulz, iy sixth grade and David Shadley fourth. + Pentiae Press Photo} These six Webster Elementary Recently completing basic mili- tary training at Force Base, San| Antonio, Tex., was » + John E. Neidig, son of Henry A, Neidig, 5231 East- view St, : > He hag qualified >for © specialized = % technical training and will be as- . signed to 3450th Student S qua d- ron, Francis E. 0 hs a NEIDIG * * David L. Riker, Seaman, USN, He had participated in amphib- with The operation employed more * Ld * Donald K. Pearce, son of Mrs, News of the Men in Service the Lackland Airf, Army Pvt. Jerry L. Gilbert, son of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Gil- bert, 66 Edison St., is serving as Engineer Company at Fort Leon- ard Wood, . Mo. Prior to entering the service in October, 1954, he attended Pon- tiac High School. He was last stationed in Korea. * ‘ * Airman Fist Class Willie Mec- Gowan recently was designated Airman-of-the-Month by the 2347th Air Reserve Fly- — ing Center, Long a tool room attendant in the 643rd/ Prove F riendshir P Much Stronger when he jumped from his scout- car after it and qnother vehicle collided, The driver of the other car, ‘anything. each other as old pblice buddies. When accident investigator Bill Lewellen arrived at the’ scene, \Perrine claimed he was at fault, jforgetting to stop at the corner. Eisenhour said he was ‘going too fast and went through a red light. Lewellen, faced with such a situ- ation for the.first time, scratched his head and finally gave both men accident forms to fill out after Beach, Cailf. - McGowan fF now serving as — a records clerk at ply Section. He at- tended Pontiaé service in 1952. € Milton. LINCOLN, Neb. Uf — On the spur, Three years later the bottle’ The surprised Suttons learned) “\who said “yor bofttlepost” was / found on the Eider's shore “by ithe peninsul Eiderstedt, Germany, the village Vollerwiek on the mouth of the Eider.”’ | But Forgot an 1.0.U. TEMPLE, Tex. (?—Willie Lee, INFANTS’ SOLES $49 and $798 ALL WHITE - or with PINK or GO FIRST TO BLUE TRIM Neisner’s Open Mon. & Fri. to 9 P.M. 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Walp ot Tae ‘This is the fifth: year - of the bon- fire—last. year, the pile. of trees }was about 7 feet high and nearly|” = a hundred feet in circumference, CO named secretary-treasurer, and Rep. Robert H. Michel of Peoria, Il., of the club is to: acquaint members with various heads of departments and agencies, diplomatic and cabinet officials, enabling them to hear first hand the manner of operations of their respective elected president, Purpose . Gingellville Pair Board, Engineer Meet an Camp has been in the air for = years, plans to return to the Unit- States in the spring of 1958. < for the easiest possible way of handling every garden, lawn and yard job. Features the famous Bolens’ Versa-Matic drive for variable forward speeds while in motion, plus safety reverse. Powered by a Kohler 3.6 h.p. _ engine, the Ride-a-Matic is the most versatile tractor in its field. Be sure to see it -today at our store! Ask for demonstration. KING BROS. Pontiac Rd. at Opdyke Rd. FE 4-0734—FE 4-1112 “Wear Agthorixed Deater~ Farmall : Peon atom Garden Tractors — “MeCormiek Farm Implements Kasco Har.|Eberle .)structed last night by the Romeo "|new high school. and the, iFlint) and Rep. Arnell Engstrom| bineutieaed Lawn Prodeets |. The, U.S, Navy requisitioned its’ ROMEO — Representatives of the Detroit Architectural firm of M. Smith Inc. were in- Board of Education to return Jan. \24 with preliminary sketches for a The board ‘met with mechanical engineer, Arthur Bersey and ér-+ chitect Wallace B, Cleland. After lengthy discussion they agreed up- on a building to cover 43,000) $15 per square foot. According to present plans the | school will contain cafeteria, | ing . stations. | , The architects were told to de-| sign- plans with an alternate for) room. Completion date is tenatively: set for Spet. 1958. jand other receipts are expected) ito increase the $720,000 vemaining Vote ‘Yes’ on $165,000 : in fhe bond tssue months. -———- Over $40,000 ‘ot the original $750,000 authorized by district voters has been spent to date for property, bonding attorney fees and advertising, he said. signed the school, — April to $16,000 in the next nine Another architectural firm de- due for com- pletion next September. That firm "he ten members of den Ne. 14 the honor den chosen for their perfect attendance, appearance ‘and conduct at-den--and pack meetings will light the huge fire Plan Traditional Bonfire! w DELORES M. EPLER Mr: and Mrs. - Grant. Epler .of Leonard announce the engagement of their daughter, Delores Marie, to Gary Sutherby, son of Mr:-and Mrs. Jesse Sutherby also of Leon- The Lake Orion Fire Department | will stand by in case any sparks the ceremony was postponed be- jeause of wind. If this happens this Saturday fhe event is scheduled for Jan. 19. Spontaneous singing around the fire by the 163 local Cub Scouts, their leaders and bystanders has become traditional. A tug of war has provided additional entertain- ment, . The scout theme for this month lis “Eyes to the Sky” and this night's activities will give the pack plenty of opportunity to star gaze ‘ard appreciate the beauty of night outdoors, Bandit in Boots Robs Oak Park Bank of $6,811 OAK PARK—A gunman wearing 'a sporty tweed coat and high-top| ‘boots robbed the American Savings) and Loan Association at 13700 W. Nine Mile here, of $6,811 Thursday. tield Township, told police the ban- dit catne to her tellers. window and shoved a brief case under the grill, Displaying a gun, he ordered her to “‘fill it up."’ She put $4,000 in his bag and he motioned for her to pass it to the next teller. Mrs. Nathanson, the other tell- er involved, put almost $3,000 in Then he fied, the bandit's bag Plan New hon Sketch 5 5=| was in the rear office and un- ._ he said, Firemen Assist Stork DETROIT —A distraught wom- an’s voice told Warren firemen at 4 a.m.: “Our car is stuck in the snow and it’s time for the baby!" A. Fire Department ambulance made it through and got Mrs. Florence Barlow to a hospital— was recently dismissed after bids in time. jexceeded square feet. ‘budget by over $242,000. This move necessitated a kitchen and gym, plus 14 teach- | change in architects and start- |~ ing over on the building pro- | gram from the beginning. Board members terly and annual reports. The edu-| cators also said last night they’ Superintendent of Schools, T. C. would take over the task of nam-| Filppula, reported that investments | ing Romeo schools in answer to ship Board has set Feb 18 — the Elementaryidate of the spring primary a request by: the Se ‘hools c lub. mate four to one majority at Tues- day’s special election, Mariette! yoters approved the issuance of $165,000 in general obligation bonds / to help defray the cost of con- structing a sewage disposal plant and some storm sewers. Revenue bonds wil] also be issued, Proposition No. 1, authorizing the issuance of up to $100,000 bonds ‘Governor Promises Better Ag Methods EAST LANSING ® — Help in finding new markets and better methods of distributing Michigan farm products was promised last night. by Gov. Williams. Williams spoke at the ninth an- nual Michigan agricultural confer- ence banquet at Michigan State University. He said he would ask the legis- Jature for funds for «nore exten- sive’market research studies at “| MSU. Four state legisfrtors received citations for distinguished service to agriculture. Honored were Sen. Edward Hutchinson (R-Fennville), 'OK Bond Issue at Marlette MARLETTE — By an approxi- {for building the disposal plant car- ‘ried by a vote of 135 yes, 37 no. Proposition No. 2, authorizing: $65,000 in storm sewer construc: tion bonds, carried 136 yes, 32 no, There were nine’ spoiled ballots. The way is now cleared by the voters for the construction of a sewage disposai plant in time to conform to a court order the estimated $600,000 | Estimated cost was More farmers are said to own itheir own land in Wisconsin than in any other state of the Union, fly out of control, and to declare|— Jit a safe night for a fire. In 1956 Mrs.” Lillian Zumberg, of South- ard. No date has been set for the wedding. County Deaths Blen Elwood: Stamper dr, ROCHESTER Service for |Glen. Elwood Stamper Jr. two- \day-old son of the Glen Stampers will be at 2 p.m. today at Pixley Funeral Home with burial at White Chapel. The baby was born in MacLaren Hospital Flint, and died Wedhesday. Mrs, Charles M. Shaw TROY—Service for Mrs. Charles (Elizabeth Ann) Shaw, 65, of 3180 28 Mile Rd., Mt. Vernon, who died suddenly at her home on Jan. 9, will be held tomorrow from the Price-Bodamer Funeral Home with burial in Roseland Park Com- etery. —_ *& Marry, B. Dawsen Service for Harry B. Dawson, 72, of 13252 Dixie Highway who died in Ford Hospital Detroit, to- ‘day, will be held from the Sparks- \Griffin Chapel on Monday at 1 p.m. with burial in Port Huron. Mr. Dawson, a former Oakland County resident, is survived by a daughter, Amelia of Tennessee; three sons Marry B. Jr. .in the U. S. Navy, Florida, Glenn D. of Pontiac and Jack H. VU, Fanny, both of Tennessee. Frank W.. Skinner Thursday after a long illness. A lifetime resident.of Oakland County who ewned and operat- ed a general store here until 1920, he was serving as village assessor st the time. of his death. He was a Me mensbor of P&AM No. 39, Allen Park; a‘ sister, Mrs. Cath- erine Woolman of Brazil. ‘Oakland Council in the S. Navy, Honolulu. Also sur- viving are four grandchildren, and two sisters Mrs. Ruth McGarr and ORTONVILLE — Service for Frank W. Skinner, 7 St., will be at 2 p.m. Sunday from, the C. F; Sherman Funeral Home, here. Burial will be in Ortonville Cemetery. He died at his home Mr. Skinner is waived by his wife Florence; a brother John, of ee PTA Is Planning: ey Campbell, Watchowski Are Made Delegates After Village Vote LATHRUP — This village. voted ‘to join the South Jakland Council at its regular meeting ‘this week. Mayor John G. Campbell and Adminstrators Leonard A. Watch- owski were appointed as dele- gates. Lathrup is still without a quit claim deed te the city sewers Mayor Campbell said, The city has for some time been: si tend Lathrup Kelley. fith the deed would go the title the Kelley's have. to the sewers. Campbell said he hoped that the legal complications. involved would be ironed out in the near future. He added that gga sage laid down by the Kelleys in turning over the quit claim deed te the eclity are acceptable to the commission —“— stand, ~ The council also agreed to draw up an application for a Federal grant for sewer treatment works. The application is to be presented to the Water Resources Commis- sion in Lansing, not later than Jan.. 15. Administrator Watchowski said he thought Lathrup qualified for a Federal grant-in-aid. Lathrup is now under: court or- der to abate pollution in the Rouge river. Marra s Home Open fo Group 16 Women to Form Cancer Society Club in Lake Orion WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP — ing at-8 p.m.,. Tuesday in the all-/ purpose room of the school. Dr. Harry T. Haha, director of the; Reading Clinic for the Oakland; County Board of Education, will be) speaker. : Presidents and delegates from 2% PTA units throughout the county are expected te attend. All members of the Dublin PTA OK. Sheriff Protection Raise at Commerce COMMERCE. TOWNSHIP — The County Sheriff's Department for police protection. : Retroactive to Jan. 1, the new In other action- the board ap- proved an election board for a spe- cial election to be held on Feb. 5. for the purpose of deciding whether or not the Wixom arta, should be incorporated as a_ vil- lage. U.S. Asks Bids for Post Office at Highland The U.S. Post Office department is asking for competitive bids for ‘facilities on a lease basis for the - :post office at Highland. Space required for the office is 1200 square feet. LAKE ORION — The home of! \Dr. and Mrs. John Marra was ‘opened Tuesday to a group of | sixteen women with the common, interest of forming a branch of the} National Cancer Seciety in Orion) Township. % ’ According to Dr. Marra cancer learly and education will help find many cases in time. Simple tests 77, 128 Church /are now available to— the discovery of cases of many types. Mrs. Edward Williams of Roch- lester, a volunteer worker with the branch there related her experi- ences in the past three years with organization and some of the ex- periences of other groups in less populated areas like Orion. The) Ipurpose of each branch is three-| ice. A branch in Orion would have available materials to help can- cer patients and would be sup- plied with educational material ‘Novi Citizens to Vote authorized - the. two additional classrooms plus an- ‘expenditure of $850 this year for) other alternate to include a band-}auditors covering charges for quar-; May Zone NOVI TOWNSHIP — The Town- ‘the time for voters of Novi rove vie ~iship to decide upon the __zovting iclassification of a large parcel of and khown as lerty.” The issue will go before the vot- ers unless some type of legal ac:| tion changes the situation before the election, acc6rding to Township Clerk Hadley Bachert. Petitions, from township resi- dents which carried more than Killed in’ 2-Car Crash DETROIT —Jean Gordon, 54, was killed yesterday in a two-car collision at a Detroit intersection. .“‘Holcomb’s ‘ prop-| ‘Holcomb’s the required number of signa- tures had been filed with Bachert «| asking for an election on the re- ‘| zoning of the land. Rumors had been circulating that. a race track might be erected on the site in question, In December, the tawnship board | approved a change in zoning clas-| isification for the area to M-3, heavy industrial category. Most of the property was classified as M-1,; the symbo!l -for a light industrial area, before the action was taken. at about 160 acres, Bachert said the property was bordered by Grand River, Meadowbrook, 11- Mile and Seeley roads. The land is owned jointly by Dr. August Holcomb and _ his. sister; Mrs. K. H, Babbitt, according to Bachert. Estimating the size of the parcel. for their use and distribution. The women continued. their dis-| cussion over tea : which was # poured by Mrs. Harry Slater. A decision to meet again on mous. Eight fo Represent Area OES Jan. 15-16 CLARKSTON — At the regular) meeting of Joseph C. Bird Chapter | a'No, 294 of OES, the following were: named to attend the Special Grand | iChapter Session to be held in Grand Rapids on Jan. 15 and 16. Worthy matron, Mrs, Ray An- thony; associate patron, William Studt: associate matron, Mrs. Wil- liam Studt; conductress, Mrs. Mar- vin Roberts; associate conductress, Otto Kern; junior past matron, Mrs. Emil. Grisehow; .and the licity, "Mrs. Lloyd Sibley, ° Sen. Charles T. Prescott (R-Pres-| cott), Sen, Garland B. Lane (D- (R-Traverse City). | | itieyt airplane in. 1911. . « LINCOLN JUNIOR HIGH POLITICS ~ ‘Learning government practices firsthand are the students in three of the city’s junior high schools. ... Eastern, Washington and Lincoln. The students ' met in conventions to nominate six candidafés to run for president And vice president of each school. Phyllis Dooley, a homeroom delegate, makes her nomination. Final voting in the three schools Was held by secret. ballot today. Reg- ular campaigning was at ‘part of t fold education, research and serv-) Jan. 15 and take steps for actually ™ forming the branch was unani-! | Mrs. Oscar Ream; instructor, Mrs. |= grand committee member on pub-| Notices were sent out to bidders on Jan. 9 and bids must be in by March 10. County Deaths Ervin J. Dowling | IMLAY CITY — Service for, is a curable disease if diagnosed Ervin John Dowling, 20, will be’ held at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. John’s Lutheran Church, Capac. | | Surviving are his widow, Mary lin Imlay Township Cemetery. Lou; two children, Terry Jean and Calvin Scott; his parents, Mr. and sisters, Mrs. Doris Budge, Karen Dowling, Imlay City, Mrs. Marjorie ‘Kencik, Birmingham; his grand-. ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stern,’ ing, Milford. Saturday Smorgasbord en of the Presbyterian Church here will serve another of their popular Smorgasbord dinners at the church, 5331 Maybee road, be-, iginning at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. ing fund. Public welcome. a a ee || DISCOUNT PRICE Req. Price $17.95 — | Our « $19" | PARK JEWELERS . “House of Discounts” 1 N. Saginaw Ponitac, Mich. lDublin PTA will be host to the possible on this Oakland County Council of Payents|time the Council: and Teachers for its monthly meet-| Dublin. Mrs. Scott Dowling, Imlay City; 3 ‘Aimont, and Mrs. Margaret Dowh SASHABAW PLAINS—The wom- nations Will go to the church ba (Rochester, Orion Twp. and White Lake Meetings cave urged to be paseent if at-oll occasion, the first has. so. honored Refreshments will be served at ithe close of the meeting. Rochester The North Hill Elementary iSchool PTA will hold the first meet- ing of the year in the school Mon- day, 8 p.m. This is Father’s Night and fa- ther vice president, Eugene Al- bright, will preside. In the future, all meetings of the North Hill PTA will be held on the Isecond..Monday of the month in- Stead of the third. The Executive Board will meet at 7 a preced- ing the-meeting.. = Orion Township Carpenter School PTA will meet jat 8 p.m. Jan. 15 for a program of a-film and discussion by Norman . Smith, —of—the—Exeeptional_Chil- *s Program in Oakland Cojnty. Farts concerning the sponsor. ship of a Cub troop will be pre- sented by Mrs. Wallace Stevens, chairman, Refreshments will be served. White Lake Township | The regular January meeting of the Dublin PTA will be held at 12:30 p.m., Monday, Jan. 21, 7 lowed by a program in charge of Mrs, Philip McCullough. Afternoon tea will be served. Wayne U. Credits Given at Avondale |. AVONDALE — This term Wayne |University offers a recommended ‘course in Local School Curriculum ‘Planning in Social Studies. Two [semester hours of credit will be igiven, in graduate and undergrad- luate work. Enrollment must be made by Jan. 21 at 4 p.m. in Avon- dale High School. CDLATIV DENUCED { Unecmree - | | | Here's your oppo to buy the rounperable line of MASON Masterpieces at big savings for two weeks only— our once a year sale. You can't afford to pass up this op- portunity. You'll treasure for years Baby's first shoes, pre- served forever as Bookends, Ashtrays, Picture Frames. Take advantage of Big Savings. Insist on the finest MASON MASTERPIECES They have no equal. ; Large, bronze-plated picture frame with pair of shoes, a handsome addition to a liv. ing room.” Ashtrays as low.as -$ 6.00 Picture Frames as low as $11.90 | SALE ENDS JANUARY 26th | PARK JEWELERS * “House of Discounts” | ‘i 10N. Saginaw Ponitac, Mich. ial rice 14.45 80 S. Perry St. G. A. THOMPSON & SONS Plumbing FE 2-2939 Pontiac Press Phote | Above in the Lincoln convention, he project. | ES eke Dills when due, see payments you can ONE PLAC NO SECURITY OR gent REQUIRED Member American Association of sk Counseltors E TO P MICHIGAN CREDI 4 ’ 8! Saginaw ‘ “Let 9 Years of Credit Counselling experience assis! you” Hours: Daily 9 to 5. Wed. & Sat, 9 tot. Evenings by App't. IT COUNSELLORS Abere Oskiana Theater Ea 2 SP Es Sase eS a = 4 Se : = 2 ! . : x to. Pay | ra Life. eid CANOR-CrPY, Colo: NS) — * playing chess with guards. veueiie. Prison physician Dr. 1 prison From a distance of & quarter-\Corbin Robison will perform an a 24-hour vigil yesterday mile the crash scene oS autopsy.-Grahams body then will Pig lames were visible 50 feet in the|D& brought to Denver” for crema masndarde air. The aircraft's motors lay half-tion, . . # . to cheat the gas chamber. |buried in small craters 10 yards in Sees | . , (Before sun-up a truck drove in DUTY Colo., Gurting the execution, prepared to|tTuck cTew transferred the sacks to : night of Nov: 1, 1955, In’ and neces, mbulance Large Selection of Colors around the wreckage were the bandle any convict unrest. ioe ee Fagg preter | is 'bodiés of 44 persons, one of them (More than a dozen ambulances, ‘ mreree: ‘ @ sa, | Soyear-old Daisie E. King, hesvity “St We on We perimeter fe) ans tion will bé the &§ ICE SKATE insured mother of ‘Jack’ Gra-|Wteckage. the drivers Keeping the! | 15S Malis: CNet ne g Sec nag ‘motors going so the Reaters would boon “ss history of the Colorado = ! $2 State Prison. : Reg. $ 25 | Graham, whe will die tonight = prises pharmacist as | : on a conviction of murder fo NA . $12.95. ; | placing s time bomb aboard a | °° Sallens ef sulfurie acid © Who's the Robin Hood? | | Cilled Airlines prone, sppensed | 0? Pnete meaie Bo chalet the . calm, indifferent that he wit | £** chamber. He has oor CARBONDALE, Ill. uw — Bows @ . - «fl waver eae the aun tae baat GK poe eg og be ae emi Rong a: build. released to ern Illinois University have Den- | ras Gem Sone: acid to generate deadly ga. {nis Perry locking for the Robin | LA. Wari: Colorade Prisom.-| “(The twisted nose section of the Hood who shot up his upholstery @ {An eye-witness said the plane's! plane rested more than 100 yards/ shop. He ‘found 12 steel-tipped ar-! ; Sin 1960 N. Opdyke * [mid-air explosion looked like the/from the twin craters with the jrows that crasiied through pre | 2 pene Se ae “sun_coming up.’’) burning motors.) and stuck in the = a:00 6:00 Wea. 9 Mon, Tees, Fri. sat, | Graham was the only occupant of} The prison hospital has pre-/harmiessly off the a Sun, 10:00 te 2:00 death row. 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Woodward, Lita Phone MI 4-7500 |Harold urner FORD| a . j ‘ ] | ‘Softly the: skirt is widely- bended with black to match the low, | | He i HI silt zi j a z oF Fy if PB : jf ae Mrs. Julia. itzgibbons and Mrs. __—s__._ ‘Thelma Erb /were. cohostesses at - the recent /evening meeting of Guild Five/ot AN Saints Episcopal pid in Stevens Hall. * * * *@ | Slatin with comaicat tera pan: / / cake supper to be served at Moose Group: ‘Hears Lecture i *“h ae ‘at Port Fiaron, with M P. Grier ‘Chambers, treas-| collared jneckline. Fox collection, it was shown the visiting press by the Couture Group of the New York Dress Institute this week. Layered silk chiffon is Nettie Rosenstein’ s idea for a short black. dinner dress. From her spring and From the William -*|Walled Lake and Mr, and Mrs. _|Otto Mielke of Drayton Plains. Millers Ate Home From West Coast MacLeans Travel Through West for Several Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Wayne C. Miller days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller . of* Sun Valley, Calif. The Millers motored to the West Coast visiting at Carlsbad Cay- erns, Grand Canyon and Las Ve- gas, Ney., en route. At Disneyland] in Anaheim, Calif,, they were guests at Hotel Diseyland. They returned to their home by train. ‘ * * «& Getting away from the winter weather for several weeks are Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Dickin- ton of Lake Angelus Shores whe are motoring to Florida. * * * Mr, and Mrs, Elmer, MacLean of Woodbine drive are motoring to Lawton, Okla., where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McKenzie. Following several week's visit there, the MacLeans pina to tour either on through the West to Cali- fornia or to Texas and through the Southern states to Florida, returning home from there. ~ *_ 8 H % Mr. and Mrs, Bill Turner (nee Shirley Dunn) of Eldridge street are receiving congrotulations on the birth of a daughter, Sherri: Renee, Jan. 4, Maternal grandparents of the in- fant are Mr, and Mrs. Robert J. Dunn of Elizabeth Lake road. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Turner of Monrovia avenue are the paternal wameamumme’ * ©@ Mr. and si. Milton A. Meilke of. Lakena drive are the parents of a baby girl, Pamela Anne, Editors Leave Previews ~ ‘With Enthusiastic Praise Fitted Dresses” ~and> Suits “Lead — hodanee Parade Lys gad? LITTLE GIRL ATTIRE - ‘And they got a final fill-in. on little-girl dresses by Kate Green- away. «te é These are the major impressions of the new fashions the editors will carry: home with them: Spring suits are slender in line, easy in fit, neither exaggerated ner tight, — and femf- nine. Jackets are brief, ranging from bolero to hipbone length, skirts are slim but eased for comfort, fabrics are featherweight and handsome. Daytime dresses also ‘are slen- der in line, handsome in. fabric, shaped to follow the lines of the body, often frosted with crisp, lacy lingerie touches. : There is no preree in skirt lengths except for dinner and eve- ning wear, when ankle and floor- length gowns are preferred. pathic Hospital. Grandparents of the infant are! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dornbush of} Speaker Tells Sorority About Agency’ s Work Mrs. Leon Skelly of the Oak- land County Society for Crippled Children showed pictures and ex- tions of the persons " the speaker remarked, Céndluding, Mts. Skelley said, "Great emphasis is being placed on acceptance, success and love for these persons." .* * * The group voted a contribution to the March of Dimes. Plans were made for a theater party. Mr. Matus Tells About County’s — Camp Program William J. Matus of Camp Oak- land and Boys’ Ranch of Oakland County showed films of camp born Dec. 25 at Pontiac. Osteo-' _plaid silk and wool “soul- buttoned, fits sriugly over Mollie Parnis designed this gray and white glen her spring 1957 collection. self-cummerbund and bateau neckline. = eye Ae IMMER A * ® ‘The “suspender” mate” jacket costume for The trim jacket, bone- a brief-sleeved dress with | rehabilitation, ' Announcement was made of the \im this type of child welfare and evening to members and guests of Guidance Group Gathers The Sour aajor Delis of sduce- Danton, child care chairman, was chairman of the Monday evening) summer collection, the dress features a cowl draped: program. low-s eared neckline. _ Initiated nto the group were Mrs : Mes, ee Preeeit and se Cor Dirt Gardeners © ‘em! hrcutur don Wells. This group was initiat- titled “New Plants for You to Dis- ed in honor of Mrs. John Denihan. Meet at Library cover in-1957, Pe was made of the Slides ritual page ty be held at Moose | Mra, George Lasley and Mrs. the different v __. Hall on Jan. 14. Plans for the mid-\Chester Sloan were cohostesses roses, and Mrs. Lasléy, conserva- winter will be. made at'when the Dirt Gardeners Club met tion chairman, read an article on jat Adah Shelly Libpary reeently. | Michigan's woodlands and streams. | Norman Roth will show slides of| Mrs, A. b. McKillop of Gladwin} Mr. Hunt is chairman of the For the program, Mrs: Clarence. flowers’ wt the February meeting. and Mrs: Kay Williams were as leader. Phillips read an article from a Ha-, at Adah Shelley Library. \s shown illustrating Oakland County cooperative lunch- arieties of European eon commemorating Founders’ ‘Day :fo be held Jan. 31 at Bir- ‘mingham Community House. |guests at the meeting. tion, college preparatory, commer- cial, vocational and general, were and discussed, by Gerald) Hunt a Raymond ‘Greif. School, and Mr. Graft is super- intendent of trade and industrial education, dress yellow shantung linen was presented in citron Simpson, during New York Press week by Adele 4 flat belt is pulled through the “suspenders” which curve into pock- ets above a slim, sheath skirt. Womens Section FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1957 PAGES 14-17 By OLGA CURTIs | NEW YORK (INS)—Cuban- born ‘Luis Estevez, the 26-year-old de-, ‘signer who won the Fashion Cri-) jtics Award last year, favors Latin! | elegance for spring. * ie | He offers both bold flamenco! |prints and sentimental serenade igowns in his “‘Pan-Americana”’ col- lection for Grenelle—but néver for- gets the revealing necklines and outlined shapes that made him fa- mous, Estevez’ necklines are more intriguing than ever. In addition té the popular halter neck with bared shoulders, he has ring hat- ‘ters, V-band straps, cross-straps and “keyholes” which offer a peek way down, Back necklines also get the Es- tevez treatment. He either curves them, plunges them or oat elimi- nates them. * * bd But Estevez, who says he hates belts and buttons, is hedging a iput some high belts. on easy sheaths — setting the “‘belts"’ loose ‘and just under the bosom. Other- .-|wise, his séft slim! dresses still ilack belts and buttons. 'STAR TREATMENT The: tunic dress for spring gets star treatment from Nettie Rosen-| stein. It's ~ double-tiered, finely pleated, and extremely graceful in both solid and pelated silks. Eo The Rosenstein collection has plenty. going on above the tunics, ' | too. High-rising snug midriffs fat- ten the mid-section and “lift” the bustiine, while skirts have add- ed fullness just oyer the tummy to hide bulges, at the waistline, though, even when midriffs range far up and far down, * i * ee e As for hemlines, Nettie Rosen- stein has adopted the-8-inch hem for evening, but she sticks to 14 off the floor for daytime. ENSEMBLE NEWS The capelet is making ensemble news at William Fox, It's waist-| The speakers “stressed “the im-) portance of parents and teachers) 'T lined. with a fabric. that matches the trim of the dress underneath. | The dresses are sheaths with the | consulting with the counselors toyhigh-waisted empire look accented’ determine the students’ curriculum ‘with banding just under the bust. a dinner Jan. 21 at Elks Temple ‘and requirements for entering col- lege or any vocational field. Mrs. Melvin’ Renfrow -: invited | r members to her home on | sheaths, the oremee sleeve e road for the Jan. a EL For evening, ‘alii! lace cape- Jets afen’t. topping . cocktail for a little-girl effect, I little on belts this year. He has| Designer Estevez Likes Latin Elegance for Spring ' The small puffed sleeves, on in- genue pastels, are most often sheer —adding to the portrait of inno- cence, Plans Made - for Sno-Ball i February(1 15) » Alpha Omega Chapter ‘ot “Beta ‘Sigma Phi sorority completed plans for the annual Sno-Ball dgnoe when members» met Wednesday jevening at the home of Mrs. Duane Chamberlain on Williams Lake road. * * it Mrs. Constance Penson is serv- ing as chairman for the dance to _ held Feb. 15 at Elks Temple. A local orchestra will furnish mu- sic for dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Others serving on committees are Mrs. C. M. Beavers, decora- tions; Mrs. Robert Terry, orches- tra and hall; Mrs, Kenneth Mil- ler, tickets; Mrs. Michael Gal- logly, favors; Doris Ball, patrofis, and Barbara DeWolfe, publicity, Members of Zeta Eta Chapter who were present for the were Mrs. Thomas Mosely, chapter adviser; Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs: Burt Rockwell, Mrs, C. Bud Shelton and Mrs. Richard Hague. Yolanda Grimaldi” was also a guest for the evening. Catholic Women. Name Directors Newly elected directors of the Rosenstein dresses keep the belt/League of Catholic W omen, aS an- nounced at the recent meeting held at the League Building, include Mrs. Robie Sailers, Mrs, Frank O'Neill, Mrs. C. W, Wagner, Mrs. Joseph McCarthy, Mrs, Robert Gallo, Mrs. William Donahue and Mrs, Micheal Koren. ¥ A slate tor dates of 'elficers was alsé announced at the meet- ing. Names were submitted by Mrs: Thomas L. Carry, chairman length, softly draped, and usually of the nominating committee, Mrs, Mathew Gill and Mrs, William 'B. Dear, a ee Election will be held following [honoring new board members. Mre, ‘Carry is handling reservations for the affair, Mrs. Fred Gottschalk will serve as chairman bea the . jelection, : X pits ge =< . : Nea a Re . “ 2 = 3 . . sce bad : TRL agile oor B® 2 4 er a or eda SS fe Sa : ‘ : : —— mee ‘pe > ‘ =e y ‘ ; : + Ce ae es 7 Sau : : ; ‘ ee ee : ke baer 4 = = : ft _s 3 a oe Se Se . 2 : k . | . . “Just” ‘what is a. aa. EA cauce ba eatin ch, An Onde: revit lasinsiets sonnet | ~~ @f These Apartments W ~ Reducing Rental Rates | For a Limited Time ‘Only! $90 PER MONTH - LEASES AVAILABLE We furnish Automatic Heat, Hot Water, Gan: Nellesiiea: Exhaust. Fan, Ton Air Conaienet, Master ‘Tenne, Beautiful pean and Bathrooms. ADULTS ONLY - MEAUTIFUL BALCONY TYPE MODERN BUILDINGS * Open for Public ‘Inspection Daily & Sunday FE 8-6918 17-29 Salmer St. at ie ~e ahs Orchard Loke Aves: ; Overlooking Beautiful Pine Lake BEVERLEY JUDD Mrs. Lena B. Judd ef Norton avenue announces the engagement of her niece, Beverly Judd, to Open to the Public Every Day in. the Year LEMON CHIFFON PIE Serving ’ By Mrs. Rey E. Hallenbeck & Ww i ; a : gitar wae” “""" (S's. and Mrs, Ruel. Catton | === [ * 3 eggs, separated of Cameron avenue, is stationed BUFFET. Based EAN pe ane \uih Ge: 0.8. Ame dt. Bln PARAMOUNT BEAUTY SCHOOL | Beat égg yolks, add lemon juice iding 11% S. Saginaw, Eagle Theater Bidg., Pontiac, Mich, Wwe reservations for and rind, then add first half cup é : , Enroliments “Available in Day or Evening Classes, ies. We offer Old Fashioned. _ @ight-week self-improvement Mar- of sugar and water. Cook over low ‘Write, phone or call in person for. Free pamphlet. ospitality in the following din- thon, which assure you a loss heat, stirring constantly until it ' ingreoas athon, which-eon samme you A athcd Og auth. Dinner to Honor 10 cents and a stamped, self-ad-}| Beat egg whites stiff, add sec- Mothers, Sons ROS venen st. 4-2352 Sa |News From: Birmingham. turned to Birmingham from Los| wood, Ohio, and the Bethel B. Kel- Angeles and plan to spend the win-|leys of -Henley drive. They are ter here, now settled in an apartment in the to Medical Unit Gordon Mathews, decorations, and Mrs. James Dodd and\Mrs. Keith © The 1870 Room dréssed envelope with your request ond half cup of sugar. Fold into , F , © The Red-Room Q. “When shall 1 begin Mara- for the Marathon booklet, Address |Cooled custard and pour into baked Plans for a Feb. 14 mother and yl = ® The Orleans Reon iL A. Begin just as soon as you ‘ 4 Pontiac Press. oven, mo executive board meeting of Wever/ e | lreceive your booklet. Read all of ‘s * * «* School PTA. Mrs, Kenneth Me-| oe WEDDINGS—PARTIES the instructions carefully and start You shouldn’t wear YOUr =‘Tomprrow: “Not too Late, You Mrs Ben it Queens was. appointed program|f ER FUEL BILLS | BANQUETS |immediately. girdle while exercising. Still Can Enter Marathon.” . ne chairman ‘to be assisted by Mrs. | TA —nanes OVID SAN FO a Q . Irwin Mills, | FIRE! PROVIDES ETY, JR | Open 965 Deys of the Year Explains Plans Other committee heads are Mrs, |] MN@l@ a. 2:RALO RM LOL GLAU. L) CHILDREN @ RADIATES MAXIMUM HEAT < @ ELIMINATES ROOM HEAT LOSS, a 2s awley, food. Tic 3 | SAVES FUEL Husbands Invi ted to League meeting eran a oe cen a cae en el som saunas ne | @ TWIN GCOORS OPEN WIDE FOR EASY LOADING OF FUEL . @ CONTROL DRAFT WITH TWO SLID. -= NG. DOORS FOR FAST OR SiOW. J meeting, whi ch is to be Over the holidays they divided Colonial Courts. Mrs. Bennett, muting secre- ja erban will be mabe be Wever rine a combination of vital statistics| ‘Per time berece _. A as 5] Mrs. Kelley, incidentally, is al- | tary of the Oakland County Branch| boys, with prises to be SEAUTY CoutaAne On teeanene land accent on fun. Sater, Mrs. .Eowe ep nA] Feady looking ahead to March, /of the American Red Cross, dis-| at the banquet. IN USE WINTER AND SUMMER when she and daughters Nancy and Mary Beth will take off for the Kelley winter home in Na- cussed the blood program and told Mrs. William Hill, Mrs, McQueen how the agency is preparing to handle disasters such as floods' and Curtic Cheek were selected, @ BURN WOOD, COAL OR GAS WRITE FOR pret VALUABLE COLORFUL BOOKLET Contest Dinner Held by Philathea Class Fifty-one members and friends attended the contest dinner and) class meeting held by the Loyal ples, Fla. They'll be joined there*in April by Trish, and spring vacation from Kingswood, and by Mr. Kelley COME IN FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION MERLE NORMAN | COSMETIC STUDIO 12 W. Huron FE 2-4010 li-month-old son, Skipper, have re- + ohehehenhathaharh ath ahantahnd | GIGANTIC STOCK REDUCING | Mrs. Wesslau Wright and A \ | \ N Ny A N \ \ \ \ f NI my} fi, > "3 —CUOUTUTOTAOT TOOL O Calor Glazed Dinnerware | CHOICE of ave 60 OTHER PATTERNS at 50% DISCOUNT - DIXIE POTTERY’ Veswsassssserrrese® Res : 3 | t ; j , | 4 * | ~ * LA > Ld 5 f " { a * : ( | f } * ' P s . , , a : " 2 I : ef wens * 2 4 ere ee eer ae < a * ; 1 os Ly be r a } phe ed Reduced Prices” on Pianos i ) - Floor Samples-Demonstrators- Trade-ins Pianos Returned from Rent OUT THEY GO |; A Great Saving to You CONSOLES-GRANDS-SPINETS UPRIGHTS From *95 ie WE ARE OPEN MON. AND FRL 'NIGHTS.‘TIL 9 } vings Up to $200) GALLAGHER MUSIC CO. i i \ cage oe and tornadoes. the auxiliary, conducted the meet- Wever School ing and discussed plans for the annual dance to be held following charge of a playroom for young: | a 2 ee es a as members of the nominating | rcommittee at the recent meeting. Mrs. John Williams, president of Name. My Fireplace is Announcement was made that the. Otyokwa Camp Fire | Girls have vebenees to take “INLAND LAKES SALES 2 Wide a a Did YOU Forget t to port en Your. Christmas Club ?. PS ee There’s a + Cub for Everyone DEPOSIT RECEIVE $ 1.00 Every Two Weeks.........Receive $ 25.00 $ 2.00 Every Two Weeks........ Receive $ 50.00 $ 4.00 Every Two Weeks.......,.Receive $100.00 | $10.00 Every Two Weeks.........Receive $250.00 $20.00 Every Two Weeks.........Receive $500.00 $B00 a Lares at Every Piano Will Be Tuned, Polished per place Includes; ° Pie Plate and Delivered Anywhere in Michigan : onion * Saucer at'No Extra Cost PLU UP TO. 0 3344 % DISCOUNT ALL FULL 88 NOTES ON OPEN STOCK MEMBER OF For Your Convenience 18 8 E. HURON — PONTIAC. Ofti wid pte Daily 10 A.M. to 9 P-M-—Sunday Noon to 9 P.M. Hear ‘the Thomas: and Lowrey Orgen pia on omg , ices at W. Huron at Tilden, N. Perry at Glenwood 5281 Dixie Hwy. - (Near Waterford) OR 3-1894 : pines ei! foie gel National | Bank oO F Walled Lake, Keego Harbor, Milford, Union Lake whenever he can make it, — ; * GRADU ares! of the ~on. a — Philathea Class of First Baptist * * «© Lent. Social chairman for the eve-|sters to enable PTA mothers to! 3127 W. Huron _ Your CENTURY Dealer. FE 4-7121-—FE 2-6122 tenet IMbe, and the place- {Church at the church. Mrs. Edith) And from Ancorage, Alaska, ning was Mrs. Harold Stahl. attend meetings ; | LEARN to EARN | sven ‘ea ror ov (HcKe, roid ile” Wise cmes new ox tran ew ite 3 : repo who gave devotions entitled “The citizen born on Dec. 22. His name * Aas ft : D Classes volunteer werk. Steps of Prayer.” is Donald Martin Roberts, third * | ay or Night | Following the business sessions; =~ ew child of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rob-| |= : Call Today for - ‘everyone plans to stay on for re-|- afusical selections were presenteq|erts (Sue Pomeroy), both of whom | 7 4 detailed information | freshments. at the recent gathering by Mr. and | Used to live in Birmingham. 43 No Age Limit h = “age all this ts ping Aa a Mrs. Wilson accompanied by Helen E tT. ld Ey. | e, . am Barnett. Joan Whims presented ENQaqgemen Oo os : Phone FE 4-1854 will be presiding over a two-day | several piano selections and Mrs. gag . ee. Call Miss Wilson Today méeting of Region Four ot tne Mabel Wiser led community sing-| Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Geil of @ " b Se eae ues ot eee Younes (Me Rochester announce the engage-| i WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS bs oungstown Country Club, Youngs- * * «* ment of their daughter, LaDonna E PONTIAC town, Ohio. The meeting was conducted by/Joan, to Ronald Edward Guyett. , . . : Mrs. Williams president |Mrs. Iscaa Wideman. Prayer re-|He is thé son.of Mrs. Mildred KS BEAUTY COLLEGE of Gn Deuteuam hast Longe quests were received by Mrs./Guyett of South Astor street. The| = bs bod —e and a member of the board of | William Caris. couple plans a March 2 wedding. | /7 There’s Still Time 7. | OPEN YOURS NOW | Choose the size club best for you — make deposits every two weeks and next No- vember receive a generous check for ‘ Happy Holiday Shopping! | PonTtTtra ¢§ FRIDAY. JANUARY nm, 1957 FOR en Ones | See Us Now for All Your Needs! outfit the. little arrival . .. ge 4524 Dixie Highwoy | SKAREN'S TOYLAND| OR 3-1279 i i ¥. ¥en you know you b bd — pleased when you take the | family or friends to “ Wil- > kins” for that “nite out” that _— you've promised so jong.. - Food with lip- smacking ee ' goodness, prepared just the Ta Know You'll Be Pleased * aestageast cece yenens oe Oran 1. «.. MMM Lester Stanley, Pi Ninotti, as ee M~ ORCHARD LAKE AT imc hwantatley., erry, Ninatt, ee es - PONTIAC TRAIL Wayne Weaver and Mrs. William CHARLOT TE FRANCES MARKER q iheld at the school. was the topic discussed-by a vis- jiting panel at the Wednesday eve- ‘ining meeting of McCarroll PTA a “Hy ] Ld ‘ ) Also Available 76-Pc. SERVICE for 12 Reg. Open Stock $69" | Price $141.50 NOW ... SAVE 2 USE OUR BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN Only 10% Down and 10% Monthly ® ( Registered Jewelers— American Gem Society CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! Mihallek were guest panelists. McCarroll PTA Meets “School. Reports. to. Parents” Following the panel _ talk, the | audience divided into small dis-|y cussion groups, later gathering and reporting to the group. Mrs, Robert Galbraith was ap- | who pointed to prepare a program from the school to be given Feb. S-at the Pontiac PTA Foun- ders’ Day dinner, Mrs, Farris Stevens and Mrs, Cari Roselli Refreshrhents were prepared by Mrs,- Stevens, Mrs, Daniel Smith and: Mrs. George Polasek. Mrs. and reporting to the group. * |Stevens_ and Mrs. Harold Brown OPEN STOCK PRICE ON THE CELEBRATED presided at the tea table. Beauty Hint Most men dislike long, blood-red fingernails. If you don't believe this, just ask the man in your life. They regard the fairly short, “I thought you might want to it,” Edith said. Irritation with the “ration- alizing” child’s evasiveness does not help him outgrow it. All it does is suggest that we are his moral superior—and force him to insist on his false virtuousness more aggressively then ever. -oval nail as the prettiest and they like paler shades in polish, cas I iF each Richie Johnston, Mrs. Neil Cairns, Mrs, Albert Kugler, Mrs. Eva Mathews and Mrs. Orion, Het- tinger. 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TALK is a good choice. A col llodge. This sults the idea of being)a DULL life, but they certainly for g a necessity use an énlire|seem so, especially because they - hunting season. do nothing to change their DULL evtch inoameneien of a “ atc {though some members may well) 8. PORCH is wiser. Yot need a'lives. It goes without saying that) pod. A STITCH in time Le. boa that you st safely choose do so after class. Besides, it would lighted PORCH for nighttime use,|people who have~a Full life of timely action, would be a remedy that word: be- redundant to call a lark gay.|for comfort’s sake and in order to! interesting activities not only seem before it’s too late. ~ 3. WELL is all right..Since aiA gay TALK would be a lively,'avoid accidents: You need a Toreh'to enjoy it but actually do. THE BERRYS | ____ By Carl Grubert ference to MYRRH’ (an aromatic spice of the Bible) is usually in a] i ‘| \ Bt/ = ate . ae 3 ter 2, 11, ond descow ok ( “| Eee See ee wae E125 ble. This is decidedly poetic. | 14. FUN is better, for it is an en- joyable aspect of any season of the’ appl A OE A Rb Nae ete ® is better, In Gold, use (as a ring, coin, decoration, etc.) must. determine shape, for gold is shapeless at first (dust or : 16 DIAMONDS 12 DIAMONDS He has fought the spread of Com- nuggets). In a MOLD, its shape ' p U a ction. “Agents Despicable geese: = ws. 4 oto ie i cea Pitt 599 EI? Base = Welcomes | Selection nie race, rtel—or Just Speakable aS el | ee ere ee $225 ix $175 views of Eisenhower and Dulles termined by that shape. This ap- of Macmillan fo lop Spotis=" == "Sees oe erik ee | a Nee af ems! 1 Take a YEAR TO PAY . motion pictures they help publi-| 16 GRAPES must’ be chosen. i and = le problems. Marines Take Over cize, ; The use af the word “stylized” ree Se ~ree that time| LOUISVILLE, Ky. ~The U. S,|. Don Boutyette, president of the! points to GRAPES. Anything that was pressing, as it had done many|Marines are taking over a new Hollywood Publicists Assn., said|ig stylized is somewhat changed times before, for the British gov-|‘@8k here—that of raising andjhe was outraged by film in from ity natural appearance by anil ernment to move as fast as pos-\0wering the flag at the Federal|which Tony Curtis plays a press|artist. GRAPES are a part of na- i sible toward. making the- pound|Building every day. The change/@%ent “who is a thoroughly despi-|ture, and to stylize GRAPES would : ng. cable character.” im sterling readily exchangeable with|¥®S @pproved by the local office ; be to represent them arbitrarily) of the General Services Adminis-| “This,” said Boutyette, “is the) tor artistic purposes. Dra currencies. Macmillan said a sted | latest example of unfair film) not natural forms. oe ts bluntly the United States -would| ration, The Marines requested) © tment of publicists — which ses 108 NORTH SAGINAW prmemnguntee ia sipentiaiiiinamamnenitiainiaines ay back to the | cutting tariffs and stepping up im) os original production of ‘A Star Is ‘ports if it seriously wanted to|Incident a Co-incident {pom He added: m-jachieve the goal of convertible) pit_LADELPHIA ~ ft really) “Nowhere in the history of mo- foreign moneys. wasn't any great surprise to Har-|tion pictures can we find a pub- ._ * old Greenberg, 30, when his wife|licist presented as . , . humane, | To the disappointment of Ameri-| Dorothy, 28, picked Wednesday as|conservative, loyal — or even can officials Macmillan held out|the day to give birth to a daugh-'penitent, . In other words, he little hope that the pound might/ter, Their son David was born|was always a louse.” soon be made convertible. - Jan. 9, 1954, and their other| Said Harold Hecht, Curtis’ pro- Macmillan’s estimate proved to|4aughter Donna was born Jan, 9, ducer, “I have nothing against ,; be more correct than the U.S,/1951. ‘ - . view, As a result of Egypt's seiz-\p-= Le OF NATIONALLY ure of the Suez Canal and the sub-/f , = ; » .jsequent British-French military ‘\ So Se oe ADVERTISED "faction, Britain was gripped in all 3ine a F a | | ; wth dN, new financial crisis by late last » | ‘1 1 eee WATCHES Ef year, a 4} aO\can ; 4 page Eas pretest Seta tl id harnnag, meeting the latest jah age AS) Op yon \iw» , — = . domestic belt-tightening and bor] @ | Vig =" | wy $ Trade-in Allewenee for Any Old oon Sie dre saan ree Wild Bird Sicda-_.Packiiéa Coal a, & WS : veo eee 8 of Age, Make noe IS Siestan toate, a8 Softener Salt — Rock Salt Condition! vertibility of British currency. ‘Hay— Straw — — Cedar Bedding In foreign affairs Macmillan has "|hewed to the well-established lines], “ ‘ec of British policy, He has evidently considered close association with Fhsse a Keser ee ' 8665 Highland Rd. 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On Mon- Final returns of the election TELESCOPE VIEWS ARE NEWS — A new telescope in the Science Department of Eastern Junior High School has provided lots of interesting experiments and discussions about its use. Check- Junior Highs Name Council Ofticers Hotra, Nancy a nominating convention held Monday, three representatives each home room met to candidates from a office holders The following candidates were n|chosen after holding six balloting sessions: Linda Tabor, Sharon Nichols; Kim Nixon, Mary Pike, Tom Dévaney and Boyd Ferguson. Campaign managers were ap- ‘pointed by each candidate and ac- tivities for were planned for the week. Friday morning each candidate. presented his platform to the student body at \two assemblies. The palls opened which was held today were not tojjowing the assemblies . and available. ; Less than three weeks remain in this semester and members of the 9A graduating class are making played the Washington Braves at Washington Junior High. AT LINCOLN All the students at Lincoln re- turned after the holidays for a four week stretch to the end of the semester on Jan. 25; - The big talle around Lincoln is closed at 2 p. m. for counting of ballots. * * * The Jefferson Warriors invaded the Lincoln gym after school on Thursday for Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball games. The ‘Railsplitters.. have been through extensive drill _ sessions’ following the lay-off over the va- cation. “ AT MADISON Madison’s basketball team is playing Rochester today at. Roch- ester. Team and students are looking forward to getting new bleachers for the gym so specta- tors_can attend home games, — president and* Pontiac Press Phote ing the new instrument are (left to right) Pat Serra, Instructor Maurice Levi and Charles Van Bibber. @ Students are making plans for ithe all school PTSA Festival com- ing Feb. 8. * t * Mrs. Patricia Clark’s speech class is preparing’a play to be pre- sented to the student body. AT WASHINGTON © For the past week campaigning has been carried on for the offices of student council. The candidates running for various offices are as follows: president: Judy Dearing, John Roush, Sherry Fink; vice) president, Kenneth Shaw; secre- tary - treasurer, Connie Crozier, Carolyn Harrington. Starting Monday, these candi- dates posted posters and signs close of this semestér Jan. 25. There are 38 pupils in the group. ‘The group is busy now planning for their final assembly on Jan. 24.. They are also writing class. history, prophesy and will for the special 9A edition of the Tom-Tom which will be released on Tuesday, “Whe is getting your vote?” at = Jerry Ammah, " ing the worm to atudy its Josbadtialion ns liga for Jan, 22. : |byhigh school teachers with Betsy Prizant, secretary; Donna Chilvers, treasurer; and Phebe Henderson, cderk, Ld = Miss Parrish led the Thespians Pledge in initiating Judy Baker, Joanne Dearing, Clarice Graves, Judy Levine, Dick Mann, Nancy Ohanesian, Sophia Skinner, Bob Thompson, and Helaine Wolfe, The Lab Assistants at their last meeting chose the new member to head their department; Caro- lyn Leacher, Also, pins were awarded to members with two “semesters service credit. Receiving pins were Judy Hum- phrey, Carol Cox, Ted Johnson, {Carolyn Leacher, Janet Wiltgen, {Karen Denham, Kay Johnson, Lee Patterson, Norma Passage, Eve- a , ae * * : *. A $25 U. S. Savings Bond will be awarded to the winning entry in the “‘Anastasia" Contest for PHS | Seniors. The reviews will be judged McDonald as chairman of the judges, * « trie are features editors with Linda|Matre, sports assisting.Sally Maier, He-|Gary Van Ryzin, assistant, Cousens ees DANCE COMING — The Mardi Gras is coming to Pontiac High School and these young ladies are finishing the posters advertising | the Saturday night event. They are from left to right Judie Wood, one bets nrg Barbara Miller and Nancy Wood, eer peers = co jienw ‘Pricant” aad Kate Y cnn one 1% Yn the seco ga Tartrms gisor scopes monn maa ciation and content rather, than) editors are Pat Zielke and Sharon [news editors; Sara Ey Pontiac Press Phete Life size silhouettes will provide decorations for this senior dance, ; schools this week. AT AVONDALE Avondale High School's junior (for the-annual.J-Hop,-The formal athlete or coach, class recently announced the date AT WEST BLOOMFIELD 26, in the sc gym, Hight School 2 dancé will be held’Satarday, Jan. Yr ol are he ; y - ‘Career Day Wednesday, Jan, 16. will be at- The all-day meeting tended by representatives of fields of. engineering, armed services, °. |airlines, —business, homemaking, cosmotology, agriculture, tion, government, educa- technical and Crowell has released plans for bringing a foreign student to Avon- Several members of the Future dale next year, The plan was. discussed at a recent student council meeting ac- cording to council] president Don organizations, ing to a close, students are faced with examina Davis, The American Field Serv- ice of the Red Cross will arrange . bedy ifor a student to come to this With the first semester draw- 2 ‘ | % . y paper. . he. > ; Girls’ Team Swamps St. James; Rival St. Fred Next Foe | / NEW THESPIANS — The Dramatics Honorary at Waterford Township High School initiated new menibers last night in a ceremony at the school. The threat of coming final exams|Gary Stauffer, basketball coach at| Teacher Club will observe class- has: put a damper on extra cur-|Alma College. ricular activities in the area| Steak with all the trimmings is; hood schools begi on the menu, and tickets may be purchased from an Avondale) constitution now being drawn up. West Bloomfield students the baton twirling Dreyer sisters, took West Bloomfieja/top honors in the first annual looking forward to|OT 41g e° Bow! é‘ Final éxams are coming’ Up at West Bloomfield the 22 and 23 of this month. A two day vacation es in several of the neighbor- Monday. The club will soon vote on a follows. AT LEAKE ORION Being sworn in Frank Seed. El contest. are left to right Karla Stoddard, Diana Dahi and Coming Final Exams Scare Away Area Social Life made this week for any activi- in Laké Orion, A queen will be ties. last Saturday night following the game, Sponsored by the sopho- | more class the dance featured | Flint dise jockey, Alan dames, He gave away 75 recordings during the evening. * « *& team swamped ace rivals, ford, Tuesday night 75 to 56,” Lake Orion students are at a : ._ * @ . low ebb because exams are com-| The council jis also planning a ing up next week, Wednesday and homecoming celebration for the Thursday. Few plans are being! Roseville basketball game Jan, 25 es roo i ( Pontine Press Photo above by Norman Thomas, (right) even new members were initiated. .. By SANDY WHITE New members of the Waterford Township High School Thespians society spoke their vows during the semi-formal initiation last evening. A candlelight buffet dinner was served preceding the ceremony. Twice a year members of Dra- ‘matics Club showing outstanding interest and ability in some field of dramatics become members of ane Dahl and Nancy Richards. Rehearsals for the operetta “Pa- tience,” to be presented Jan. 31 and Feb. 2 by the a’capella choir, show promise for this musical’s Leading. include: Arlene Thespians Initiate at Waterford High |tience; Stephanie Hill, Barbara Tal- lerday as Saphire; Bonnie Revoir, Sandy Feiler as Angela; Carol Ty- nan, Sharlene Authier as Ella; Mar- jorie Neubeck, Sandy Seconder as Jane; Jim Bray, Ken Young as Peter as Duke; and Jack Nelson as Major. Acting as solicitor will be Dennis Alden and the student director is Nancy Allen, Double casting has been done on some of the major last Tuesday: 5 Barbara Tallerday, Margie Neu- beck; Karla Stoddard, . Marlene Noe, Sandy White, Barbara Hutch-' ings, Jean Elkins, Diana Dahl, Nancy Rose, Virginia Valentine; Jackie Kosky, Yvonne Briggs and Joanne Doyle are the new, mem- and Carol Hillman as Pa} Bunthorne; Dick Heltsley as Gros- ceived cheers for victory from stu- nenor; Jim Fish as Colonel; Jerry, dents today during a pep rally. * |ties as secretary for Mrs, Emma 16, will be the second of three PTSA meetings, Entertainment will be Act HII from the “Barretts of ‘Wimpole Street,” portrayed by dra- matics members. Skippers’ basketball squad _re- |The Walled Lake Vikings oppose |us tonight: at 8 in the gym. Barbara Martin will act as stu- dent chairman for the Senior Prom on May 18. Suggestions for a them are now being considered. The office sees a new face as Mrs. Marie Palazini takes over du- who is, vacationing in Flor- ida for three months, Mrs, Pala- zini is studying to acquire a de- gree in psychology, Try-outs for the next two plays ‘that Dramtics Club will, be spon- soring were held in combination this past week. The plays are to be “Guest in the House,” a psy- chological mystery to be ited Lake Orion basketball fans are extra happy this week, The Onion iM board of d |chosen to reign over the event, The youth center held a dance AT WALLED LAKE It’s talent searching time at Walled Lake. The reason is the approaching date of the annual talent show annually sponsored by the - Council. Jan. 30 will find those who have - [beén selected performing for the ‘school, All types of acts are de- sired, singing, dancing, instrumen- tal solos or combinations, readings, or other novelties, The sponsors are asking that those -trying out for the show should if possible provide their own accompanists.. The Walled -Lake Teen Club will sponsor another of their fund raising dances. The affair wil] take place Saturday, Jan. 26, The club is hoping to raise enough money to procure a building where the teens in the area may plan and organize recreation, | Students are looking forward to the end of the month. All will have vacations from classes on Jan. 24 and 25 while teachers grade exams and put grades. on ceive a bonus day on Jan. 28 while teachers participate in an all-system workshop, The new se- mester will begin on Tuesday, Jan. % $1 Fred Council ‘Holds Session Discuss Problems of Faculty, Student Body at Meeting By MARGARET DRAKE A Student Council assembly was held Monday morning at St, Fred- erick to discuss student problems and how the students together with the faculty could solvé them, Various topics were brought up on educational and social aspects, The student body gave opinions | too. Attending the meeting were officérs, faculty, council advisors and the priests. Senior pictures were taken this week, . ° Seméster exams are next week. ~ Following this, all high school students will make a three-day retreat, Retreat Master ig Fa- ther Raymond Schiinkut. A Future Teachers: Club has been organized. First observation experiences for the new members’ were this week, The Yearbook Patron Drive also started this week. Sponsored by Sister Emily Joseph, plans for the drive were begun last week with a yearbook meeting held at the home of Dick. Thompson, & Convening this Wednesday, Jan. ¥ in March and “Brigadoon,” a mu- sical featured in May, ON Re Cm ROT THE PONTIAC PRESS, 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY U1, 1957_ z Bi i Fils t ff ve i iF f F i Z 4 : . i ii | ES | School Aid Bill & | )WASHINGTON uP —Sen. H. Al- ‘construction bill to meet the na- 4|lems”’ fo Go to Senate Upper House Expected to Lead in Acting on Construction Measure rexander Smith (R-NJ) said today he believes the Senate will take: the lead in this Congress in act- a school construction legis- Smith, senior Republican on the Labor Committee which handles such legislation, said he under- stood leaders in both branches 1 reporters however, |has he hoped that a school bill would be one of the first things acted on/? week in. this manner: by the House this session, And a Senate Democratic source President Eisenhower, in his State of the Union message yes- terday, urged that the Congress give “high priority” to a school tion's classroom shortages. He told the lawmakers he hoped the measure would not be compli- cated by tying to. it provisions with the “complex prob- of racial integration of Union St., when he was eight years old and \Radio pia By GEORGE 7. TRUMBULL JR./tored ‘Not too long ago, a perplexed, waiter at a local restaurant scratched his head In amazement as he overheard the following con- versation:: “Well, WSBQG, how have you W4ZRT, been?” “Ti* the pink, thank you.” “By the way, WAZRT, I haven't received your QSI, yet, said W8BQG. This parzied fellow was trapped in the middie of a gath- ering of “ham” radio operators conyersing in g manner common for a.member of this growing and fascinating sect. . Ready to vouch for its ‘popu- arity is F. Keith Hills, 48, of 36 who got the “bug” hag steadily advanced to the stage To 600 “hams” in’ w Oakland, Ma-| ! comb, and Wayne Counties, and, _ 160,000 others across’ the nation, Hills is known as W8BQG:-‘‘Hams” seldom refer to each other, either while on the air, or in person, other than by these call letters. YEARS BRING CHANGE What Hills, launched into this hobby. with is a far cry from the set that graces -his den today. | sabools, Such a provision, sporisored by ai ee Powell (D-NY), \feat of a school construction bill in the House tast year. led to. de- Bennett Estate Near Clare Sold - ‘Report $150,000 Paid to Former Ford Man for Mansion, Acreage DETROIT (INS) — The summer announced a forthcoming study Of ‘defeat any proposed integration , | om fe $3 : : i a rr » a5 i i i e aifs i i Shg te E with stables and a swimming pool, * * «* | Bennett the in Detrott in he roaring To Study Grand Haven GRAND. HAVEN @ — + seam the|in both branches this session be- “Sees Arms Pact o as First Step Needed to Settle International Problems Smith said be isms to introduce the administration’s school : bill in features as dia the 1956 version. , |Municipal..J Smith said it was felt that the't |Senate should work on the legisla-| t tion first this time because it would be easier for that body to ‘amendment, But he said it probably would | be easier to beat stich a proposal cause “this is not an election year," Appeals Dog's Sentence | GRAND HAVEN @ — Business- man Albert Diephouse, owner of|t die for biting four persons, Jacob Ponstein| and awaits a new hearing date. The dog is accused of having bit- ten three children and an adult. The Judge also ordered Diephouse to pay costs.of executing the ani- mal, plus court costs and medical |/“7* modern single pressed carrier ‘set. as co cost Hills $3,500 a Wiemaraner dog sentenced to world. hasjhis parents, who live in Oak Park, la led the sentence imposed by; Were brought closer to each other ppeal although the lieutenant is stationed | some 10,000 miles away at ‘the South Pole at Little America. MAKE TELEPHONE LINKS | His first radio sparks came from used auito coils connected with a ere-qanrt jer of salt water ae 8 antenna which is attached to a side band sup- and t $15 Emerging from all this | tah of * the “hams,” is the serious aspect! hat $110 million worth of these sets have been ordered by the ‘armed forces. These sets are more powerful than most commercial radio stations, Hills explained. The compact 11 x 15 x 17 inch set of Hills is composed of a two- ‘section. transmitter, a receiver, a microphone, and an antenna rota- tor which has a.small globe on top to tell Hills in which direction his antenna is mechanically-pointed, . e Through Hills’ set has gone wel- ‘comed voices to servicemen from his area stationec around the | Lt. Edward Ehrlich, and. are made “ham” at-the Pole hears Hills bills for two biting victims. Appoint Traverse Man views, Communists’ of ng bisc® bs about 30 males north atomic weapons. and an alignment with He made no mention of, ‘the controls the West demand,|the gastrointestinal tract. In fact, * | before disarming, or of the West: science regards the tract as an ern position that it cannot give up| “exterior” of the vest 1./its strongest weapon until tion on control of nuclear weapons Soviet whole seeds inclu Milé Maize; Red a Bu. 60¢ 10 us. "1. - Sunflower Seed, pr | 28 Jackson St. * Dog Food Headquarters-All Brands _ REGAL WILD BIRD FEED q er Loren Bensley as its adminis- ., trative head until ‘a physician is|i. at engaged to take over the work. ; Leelanau and Benzie counties. TRAVERSE CITY @® — The) named Traverse City Commission- The unit includes Grand Traverse, Former Traverse City Manager Clarence Anderson held the di- rector’s’ post for -several months cells. as those of the skin line BOSTON—The same kind of|hi and recent spoke with a member of Ike's cam- paign party. After all conversations, moni-, the air and asks if he would contact the Ehrlichs. After a few plugs are inserted, Hills dials the Oak Park number and then both parties con- . verse like any telephone conversa- " |tri-county. health committee has tion, ¥ . (In this manner while sitting at my Press desk, I spoke to Gen. Butch" Griswold, assistant to the Strategic Air Command’s Gen. LeMay, while flying at 17,000 feet and two hours away from the 5 pe So mosrenaell of war, [after the resignation in 1956 of| 9* 3,000 “phono patches” On ‘its face, Adenauer's state Dr. Gerald Behan. en Re ment appeared to represent a ma- . - . ° “bug” s jor break with the Western posi-/Skin Cells Line Tract as does radio and television. CHILD'S WARM | SNOW BOOTS ‘ A wholesome, nutritious mixture of Canary Seed, Buckwheat and:Wheot. Whole Wheat & Gr, cor, 25 Ibs... 1.85 Fon Gracked Corn, 25 Ih... 1.40 REGAL FEED & SUPPLY COMPANY _Salt for Water Softeners and Thawing ding Sunflower, nd Yellow Millet, 9 25 um. 92,50 Ib... a a aaa 19 Diel FE 2-0491 e Therimo-Type @ Washable | @ 8-12, 13-3 Boys’ & Youths’ 3.88 e Water-Proof . @ Drill Lining @ 11-2, 22-6 4Bkle. ARCTICS |f Men: Crees : by ‘the Federal Conical broadcasts, _bame” exchenge OM. cards as acknowledgement of the talks. Hills’ desk is stacked high said. & : ” * Ld North America, South Africa, Aus- same ge A talking to each. other,” Mukden, Manchuria the night the U.S. moved out. He hasn't heard RUSSIANS DON’£ TARRY — are fast to change frequency and call someone else when we ask them where they are located,” he said. ~ of radio and radar equipment in 1 B24 bombers manufactufed at Wil- low Rutt during World War II. 200 countries, ships on all the he said, The popularity of this evi the knob and turn-the-dial hobby is evidenced that only 3,000 “hams? , were licensed when Hills compared to the 160,000 now. tens Chmimiason ike commer pute beats they say sur se ie interfere with - their radios nes one wean with these colorful cards. His prize one is from Little America, he - “It's not uncommon ~ to “have ~~ ‘\tralia, and. New Zealand on the Hee kad enieed with ike = “Russians use mostly code and Because of his wide radio expe- _ rience, Hills supervised installation Wile coteapind Ghat Beas oceans, and planes everywhere,” — ei fe ents binck eye hom ” “THIS IS W8BQG ,. ." — This is the usual sight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Keith Hills at*36 Union St. Here, Hills spends many enjoyable ,| hours exercising his hobby as a “ham” radio op~ | qatar 0 baby be han hoon ondoving ee 38 vou 33° ey St ti. to le r nt So as gale: ti e isn't Forget Minimum; Provide Essentials - LANSING #.— Not only more money but also a guaranteed source of income is needed to fi- nance Michigan's school program, the legislature and the governor were told today. The scsstmndadations-ware in- cluded in the annual report from Dr. Clair L. Taylor, State Superin- tendent of Public Instruction. “It is time to forget minimum legal requirements,” Taylor said. “It is ‘time, instead, to provide Taylor said that enrollments in the public schools. are increasing at the rate of 70,000 a year. School costs also are rising, he ‘said, just as costs are. generally. “It is obvious therefore,’ he said, “that there is a heed for, increased expenditures if Michigan ogres are to continue to provide! the type of .educational program now being offered. "9 Taylor said that the present two - Michigan's Schools Need Adequate, Certain Income} tainty that the state’s fair share of the cost will be forthcoming. “To bring this assurance to local school districts, it is necessary that’ future state appropriations sources must be tapped in order, to supplement the funds which are | available for the constitutional | school aid fund. Taylor said he would recommend! that the legislature amend the school aid act to require that if sales tax collections are insuffi- cient to meet the required appro- priations, such deficiency shall be| appropriated from the state Bem eral fund. Further recommendations on‘ fi- nancial aid to the schools will be made after a report is received! from a study committee reviewing proposals for the school aid pro- gram, Taylor added. ee * Pontiac Ski Club Invites | Public to Join in Fun ; 33°] 7 Blond and Walaut Finished End Tables ] 98 Dinette Sets 5- Piece 49” You Always DAILY. § TO $—SUNDAY 12-5 ‘Formica Topped Chrome Utility Tables L&S FURNITURE SALES 3345 Auburn Rd. (M-59) 1 Mile East of Auburn Heights Pay Less at L& § PHONE FE 5-9241 Skiing promises to be the best} sources of revenue — primary school interest fund and the earmarking of two cents of the three cent sales tax for school pur- poses—are not sufficient. « “It fs now becoming apparent that the sales tax source is not able to provide sufficient funds to) meet the state's fundamental re-' sponsibility,”” he said. “If school districts are to oper- | — en ee en oe the|the Pontiac Ski Club ever had when jtake to the slopes at the Highland ate efficiently, it is necessary able. Concession stands will be: that they have reasonable cer. jopen. | members and the general public’ Recreation Area this weekend. Richard Blake, president of the club, has cordially invtied the pub- ilie to join club members. Five i tows will open_at 10 a.m. and close| at 5. Two instructors will be avail- he, MEN'S Insulated Boots Reg. $16.95 3109” ‘| {~ Warps, E-Z On Storm Window Kits ) ae SKATES? ao ert 2.95 10" 1” Furnace F ilter a U5 Sizes - 2 . BERNZ-O-MATIC ) TORCH KIT "ae $9795 BOADWAY. -SHELL HARDWARE FE 2-6506 650 AUBURN AVE. “Open Daily 8:0 5:30 = *, Friday “til 9 oe i ’ \ be . ‘. Ee fk Ao AERANT OS a PAE UBAESAEREGI I OSE BOE f ‘et a Sir Anthony ‘Eden ‘Once Call 1 "The 39-year-old” aristocrat” gavel : ‘festth, tg. 8. reason: for Teslenies the prime he waited so long for in the shadow of Sir Winston Churchill. Eden did not have the color and flair of Churchill, Unlike the elder __ VICTIM OF POLITICS But he is maigly a victim of Mid- dle East politics as. vividly il- lustrated in a London newspaper cartoon depicting Nassep self-satis- fiedly reclining on a divan while a grinning servant presents Eden's severed head on a platter, It ig true that Eden is and has been ill. Hig doetors say he: is suffering from “abdominal symp- toms.” But members of his own Com servative Party have demanded the the does of the veteran. politician. government-con- bs a press also. has demanded it as a price: of-Suez negotiations, Eden quit at a time when do- mestic troubles also were engulf- Viscount and Lord Extol Prime Minister |: jtoh, a top orem to are said ‘he believed ted). together to reestablish our position both_in_the domestic_and-interna-| LONDON (INS)—Viscount Wool- Prime Minister [il be able to lead a united party "| with strength and wisdom.” He expressed “‘great satisfaction” in Macmillan's ‘Lord Rea, I we hope that all parties will work re rather than the grand historical .| under-rated, tolen ke Oe ace a romantic, Eden attended to detail £= — oo eee = lle Gand net tin Ach sto 2 Nas- poe pretense ths Beitich, dia 8 IN CHURCRILL SHADOW - in the shadows of Churchill’s dom- inance was noted for concentrating on patient, diplomatic — in eh quarrel. He was Churchill. And the voters proved it a short-time later jn an election in which Eden's Conservative regime was the first in 50 years to be re- turned with an increased majority in the House of Commons. The question then was: “Will Eden make a good prime min- ister? Nobedy could answer that ques- tion, of course, and the enormity ot the troubles-fie had inherited from Churchill may have been It. was under Churchill that Egypt first unilaterally ‘abrogated its defense treaty with Britain and demanded that the British mil- ‘itary get-out of the strategic cross-) ing him. There is anger over gas- tional fields.”’ roads, the Suez Canal zone. It was ‘The man who ded stood. 20 Wng\i, WH EF z FE What Is t-Vitamartni? ito build myselt up while I. tear myself down.” a ; i af HHI Egyptian seizure: “Our quarrel is not with Egypt, still less the PHILADELPHIA @ — rafter—everthrowing King—Farouk; Eden said, “We felt no hostility ‘life “of his people and to be lot West» Auckland lived in the When Nasu had gained power| toward him , . . we hoped he want- ed to improve the conditions of friends with this country.” But Eden called Nasser a dic- tator, a man whose wofd could not be trusted, and said the question of oil through the Suez Canal could: not be left to “‘the mercy of one man » this is g matter of life . with dictators you always have to pay. a higher price! later on—for their appetite grows with feeding.” RELATED TO ROYALTY The sixfoot, elegantly dressed|- Eden once was known as the “boy jwonder, " the “golden boy" and the “white knight of Geeva.”* Sir William Eden, an eccentric known as the “bloody was his father. The seventh baronet County of ee. at Windlestone Hall; the family seat for four’ cen- turies, and. the birthplace of An- thoy. . Robert Anthony, the third of four sons, was born June 12, 1997, » Moreland. ond-rater hes some day may be a big man.” deatise eS Sn ‘stair thie, a famous society beauty of her @ay, Through his— Rarer ne bs acleted 06 Op Sites -Young Anthony was good but not a brilliant scholar. He had a fieet- ing interest in theology at Eton. Before entering politics, World War 1 came and young Eden joined the King's Royal Rifle Corps in 1915. Eden, who saved the life of a sergeant in the desperate battle at| w Ypres, emerged from the war with a Military Cross. He was full of ambition Christ Church at the University of Oxford, as several generations of hope’ and -entered Edens before him had done. He studied, of ali things, Per- sian and Arabic and got first class honors in- them, And by this time the handsome young man who Was sporting a bushy By 1981 Eden was A AEES | June 1935. Six-months later he was foreign secretary. He broke with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain one fateful night in 1938 because of Chamber- Jain's ment. policy toward Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini. Most of his political life since has under the anger of the Unjted the threat of Soviet counter-action. also showed some im: idecision was justified. terest in politics, By 1926 Eden was parliamentary | e secretary to Sir Austen mberlain, then foreign soon tary, and a man. who is quoted as saying of Eden: “A first rate eg fw; ‘It's | in/ Standard Gasolines ...and at no extra cost to you! When it’s cold outside, moisture can condense in your car’s fuel system and freeze. That’s gas line freeze—and it can stop your car dead! But not when you use STANDARD Gasolines! Both Ware Crown Premium and Rep Crown Regular have De-Icer blended in at the refinery. De-Icer—Standard’s sunshine additive—helps.you get going and keep going no matter how cold the weather. Get De-Icer in STANDARD Gasolines at no extra cost to you. — Tuesday, on wwi-Ty, Chi, Y: Listen: te STANDARD OIL SPORTS’ with Budd Lyneh, ww, 6:15 BM., Motdey through Friday. Hear the STANDARD OIL NEWS weekday. See STANDARD OIL NEWS with jac LeGott reporting, 11:00 P.M., » ‘Spe the HOCKEY GAMES with Bud Palmer, { =. with Jack White, WIR, Ae aden, every elber : Monday through Friday on WIBK-TV,.Ch, 2. See TRAFFIC COURT with judge Watts 6:30 P.M., Reaetor after noons, on Wel. Ch. 2 ve . tary, then lord privy seal, ‘then been engaged in fighting pre-war, |” Because he considers the 39-year- States and the United Nations, and ig Eden still thinks that history! Sur’ one day will prove that his invasion aay Grae _TWENTY-ONE. : { Fesan: - t ‘How ToHold . 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(We Close Sundays) JOIN THE CROWD- - DANCING ‘FRI-SAT.-SUN. , to DICK DENGATE ‘DINE anc and DANCE Sg « g y 4q to the western swing music of 4 Nights a Week -‘Thars., Fri., Sat. & Sun. CLIFF GILBERT iran ag ~ LIQUOR _ FINE FOOD — DANCING SCRIB'S Siti 130 S, Telegraph Rd. eae. FE 4.6981 ts ? oe REE VERY W "Ga oll orders of 1.56 er more. CALL FE 8-0483. ; @ te veer office or store time.’ @ ter late supper snacks “le t to go t @ for enexpected company take the children right after @ ter am evening ost at home @ Se ebeteerepted TV oF Arthur Hornblow made ‘a special ‘trip to New York to talk to Charles |” = who is appearing in “Major Bar- bara”—both directing and acting in it—on Broadway, Charles will be in mighty see company since the Agatha Chris- tie murder mystery co-stars Tyrone Power and Marlene Dietrich. TO TOUR THE SOUTH This, in a way, will be a vaca- tion as well as a business trip,! Fron but Fred was told he has to be back the middle of February to D. Pall of Fried Chichen, tor'2 ) He said after “Ataturk” ig made i |by U-I in Istanbul he looks to see) other pictures also filmed in Tur- key. | Mr. Ozkaptah is married to Elea- jnor Bernstein, a California girl, whom he met when he was a stu-| dent at Stanford, He is a graduate of Stanford and speaks perfect English. — 11; In two weeks Fred MacMurray | ee a "1.38 ‘and June Haver take off for the mw’ ; | 'South to beat the drums for “‘Gun| ogee French for-a Coward” which stars Fred ten. Balad. wit and is a “sleeper.” | Sight Returns SS aan abel | but Financially Chipper ; ey: P sically Alliig = By EARL WILSON oe _ NEW YORK—When somebody asked the stricken Sesciitios -|/ Bogart how he's fixed financially, Bogie exploded—with all |A job I don't want is being one of those detectives who have -jbeen tailing Joe Louis—for parties unknown. 7 edges Joab emehomape gape cian ce autrmeniomcgeed —thim again (some members of : (Elvis), though Elvis got a iif he didn’t it wouldn't be _}normal,” Parker tells me. “He's. i and thinks he’s cute. She even: his old humor‘and spirit-—“Money! That’s all we DO have!” . Elvis Presley's reported “asking price for another three v shows is $100,000—but “Cunnel” Tom Parker denies it, saying here idan «way Siete oan 5 a Competitive’ the the Ford family are anti- share of the audience Sunday. While Elvis is now 22, Parker: thinks of him as still a teen- ager. “This boy likes to aay done pretty well for not knowin’!" ‘ (My wife’s daffy about him (thinks he can sing.) Twelve prosperous years. in ‘Hollywood have surely ma.- tured Bill Holden—as proved by some pictures of him we've _ found that were taken when BLL he was an Army private and 24 years old... Abby Lineoin, | wears the same gown Marilyn Monroe wore in “How to Marry Tuberculosis Hospitals Actress Tina Louise ang David | Cannot Convert Beds Wolper are talking serious lan- guage in New York, Ferde Grofe, composer of ‘Grand 5 Canyon Suite’ and other tunes,) LANSING «®—State and county jand his wife, the former Anna Mae ituberculosis hospitals cannot con- Lampton, celebrate their fifth wed-| ivert excess beds to the treatment ding anniversary Saturday by re-|of other diseases, an attorney gen- am An at the chapel of the New eral’s opinion holds. ‘Ta Millionaire’—and off her it also looks good. Frances Faye, who closed in Las. s Vegas tonight, opens at Ciro’s to- ‘ Wn } jmorrow night, It's a return en- Ing to Treat Other Disease PEOPLE & THINGS: Henpeck, O. (pop, 20) wants the Oto asec Dept. to put a sign at each “entrance” to the village. so motorists] know when they're in Henpeck and out of it’. . . Lou Lurie (“Mr. San Fraricisco”) is trying to get his city to appoint young sing-. ing star Guy Cherney as of- ficial greeter .. . Bette Page, the Nashville-born pinup beauty, is being developed into Lili St. Cyr’s “successor”; by her agent, Miles Ingalls.’ Bette's working out her act now. _ and says, compared to Lil, “It Fron | The opinion by Atty, Gen. Thom- ' as M. Kavanagh, held that the! hospitals may only treat the dis- | eases specified.in the statutes au-| thorizing their establishment and. | After 10 Years |"... | of Blindness | Hospital operating under other statutes, Kavanagh said, may con- ANSFIELD, es vert excess beds with the approval years Of blindness ckparenity aeulot the goversing body of the par ended today for John Howard — ge 2 sem ‘ Griffin, a well - known author onatme whose sight eclipsed after a seneral held »| World War II injury. School districts may employ Griffin, 34, whose novel “The) traffic officers to safeguard Devil rides outside” was a best-| youngsters on their way to and ‘seller in 1952, said his vision sud-| from school under the provisions | 'denly returned to him yesterday) of the 1955 school code, while he was working on _an-: ‘other novel on his parent's farm here. He said his first reaction was joy, and disbelief. >. * | | “It was a terrible shock. I Kk blind daughter of a Civil War, veteran, must be considered as in- come in considering eligibility for | an old age pension, The State Municipal Commission has the power to deny received no jar, no bump. I start- yuan ed walking from my 35 Aubern Ave. Jatali Wor 0D ne over. T was near collapse.”’ He t : “serving as an Air Force sergeant | with bombs, caught fire and blew|read and, while he could see the! _ MENDOTA, Mil. #—Will Sinith, a|4'd he did not kkiow how farmer, ‘ward my parents’ house. Sudden, | applicants gpecmainaion to issue mu- WANTED iy everything looked Ike red aand|iPal bonds op the grounds the 1000 COMIC BOOKS |in front of my eyes. 1000 reve LOVE STORY [| «Then 1 saw the outline of the! Justices of the Peace cannot_re-! es |door. I went inside and called a/f8e. property bond and insist Pipes Magazine Oatlt ' Mansfield doctor who tushed/°® @ cash bond from convicted de- | Script for their annual show. . A pension of $20 a month by a -- won't show so much, of me.” - Baseball writers are mostly |peeved about Jackie Robinson ‘cause they have to rewrite the . Beverly Garland, the. new ine MIDNIGHT EARL . . .)” iti 2 J a > 3 \wanoare venereal Te | SATURDAY omLY HIT NO. 2 7 cee JESSE JAMES’ wowen! PRINT BY TECHNICOLOR tering 'PEGGIE CASTLE * DONALD BARRY derma A Panorama Pictures Corp. Presentation semen OWL SHOW SATURDAY BOX OFFICE OPEN TILL 1100 P.M, movie honey, dates Lew Ayres, the old movie honey . . ..Mar- dlyn Monroe’s veep, Milton H. Greene, wife and baby, flew to! Jamaica to vacation—and also see MM. Ray Ryan’s wedding gift to Patti Page and Charlie O’Curran was a Thunderbird . . . A reporter interviewing George Gobel got the stery—aad mumps from George's kids .. . Sinatra's honey, Peggy Connelly, caine to town a few days before he did .... Gregg Sherwood Dodge offers a free week in plush Palm Springs to bad entertainers who'll work her Heart Fund benefit ball . Tito’s Washington trip ‘is off indefinitely-—church preseure, . Lady Iris Mountbatten’s dating Don (Composer) Elliott . Gussie Moran may marry her former fiance, Ed Hand, after all. { EARL’S PEARLS eee One of the things that worry businessmen these days is the number of unemployed on the payroll. . WISH FD SAID THAT: “My idea of a good neighbor ts one who, when he wants to borrow your corkscrew, asks you to, bring: it over.” TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: “Remember,” asks LaVerne Baker, “when t be a succéss you studied for a career instead of a category?” That's earl, brother. (Copyright 1957, The Man Syndicate, teed | } said the doctor asked hima cuit Court. The state treasurer may not use! ‘redemption fund to purchase State * 8 *« '|of Michigan hospital bonds for pur- the clincher,” post of cancellation. | This Motorist We laughed, fgurng| COUIdN't Read — gad an ve surreon to but Could Ride BINGHAMTON, N.Y. @® — Wil- liam Spangenbur, 52, admitted’ ( _|in City Court yesterday he had | when blood flowed through the been driving since his operator's: jlicense “ran out 1: or 14 years : | ago.” Griffin went blind in 1944 while). eet Why didn't he renew it? He would have liked to, said ‘in the South Pacific. He suffered .8 concussion when a B24, loaded) Willis; Trouble was he couldn't}. coat, which he did. It was| excess funds in the hospital bond| 5 | Ta 77 ONG. ft PE REECO} ADULTS 50e CHILD. 20¢ FEATURES SUN. “Rock, Rock Rock” Saturday Matinee BIG. KIDDIE CARTOON SHOW "Frqntier Gambler” RELAXIN’ TIME FROM Pots aad PANS Refres sh With, a a Good Move Tonight SHOWN DAILY AT... 1:12——4:50-—8:28 tem hal seer, a CAMPO, GamER COL WALD: MERCEDES M-CAMBMIDOE dal, one 9 oy WARNERCOLOR PLUS @ 3 LITTLE PIGS CARTOON PRICES FOR THIS ATTRACTION! Children A Matinee BOs © Sven. ond Sun, $1.25 nytime 50 BALLROOM — Dreyer BALLROOM Livernets-Fenkell Maestro 8787 Weedward (Upst's) Ol@-Time Dancing Every ' Yes Old-Time Dancing Every Twes., Fri., Sat. 2 letters on an-eye chart all right, He was told soon afterward he he-couldn't tell the-examiner wh KIDDIES MATINEE SATURDAY 12:30-HALF HOUR CARTOONS ~ : laos ate a. Paani ae ba a lose his sight. His vision|they were, the defendant said," was * * * Nothing unusual about the case| Griffin saw his wife and chil- he rrr pyle nee oles “I've got a brother in Syracuse who has been driving without al license for 18 years. “He can't read either,” City Judge Walter J. _Relinan| has| SPangenbergs had obtained ath cense in the first place. Australia, having all raw mate-/§ his shop covered with paintings rials for. making china tableware, | show a square dance,.a flock|plans to produce simple utility } and a cov-|ware with modern designs after the American style, Syiney learns | OPEN 6:45 —— TONIGHT — _PRIENDLY PERSUASION” Wie BE SHOWN AT 8:25 ONLY © TODAY . SAT. , cor a rtoon "hg ; * Rerting SATURDAY * NO ADVANCE’ IN OUR PRICES = Ingrid Bergman “BEST ACTRESS of the YEAR!” The most amazing conspiracy the world has ever known... and love as It never — happened to a man —WNew York Film Critics Circle and woman before! INGRID BERGMAN | | BRYNNER HELEN PN Oe eT Oe” PN oe est = Hie fA rile " Blames Niliséiese for Dé all thejern Negro with a college degree, are nationally famous. ae edu: much: Ie ter iy ee ee. _cure- the $1.65 in cash,-@ few clean shirts--|cators listen with respect when hejlie schools already built that stand downment for his “own aetooh't land a lot of faith — Oates ne The boy sr , «-* Piney Woods Country Lite School c¢ result of not siving Our) keep p|woods 22 miles southeast of Jack-| “They have energy and have. Give: them’sn, Miss. His first —-desk-was~at ‘> de om — goed oF bad. em, Hin Set clash onaioed of Me te id toys Sad Ba sears, hree boys who could neither read) They Soman Gor canter ee heme anymore to | if ia] h ti perices effective — through Saturday, - January 12, We re- | . serve the an to. Variety and Value from Wrigleys Dairy Dept. ‘yew ant SrAteon — 1k won't be long now before s: fares ~ Pouting. Press Photo of firemen and trucks will be occupying the city’s newest and fifth Oct. 18 by the Chissus Construction Co. of Birmingham. It is being fire hall being constructed at Genesee and West Huron. City Man- financed from funds from the city’s 1956 and 1957 capital improve- ager Walter K. Willman said the $100,000 station should be com- ment program. The brick and cinder block building will howe pleted by spring. Work on the modern 89 by 74-foot structure began _ up-to-date living quarters for-14 men. WITH FRESH CREAM ADDED Borden’s Creamed COTTAGE CHEESE os" tn. y eats, reomlence of up ewncet | Land O° Lakes the * Oe Sehumiberger. sl oye | INSTANT NON-FAT presence in Shee. a researcher sponsored by the Arizona division| Cancer in chickens and ot Dry Milk Solids le iu: : , of course,led today, | Dr, Schlum’ berger could offer no mans who consume them, | he suid sand I arly free, t strange a cancerous — var oh re alee be agg has made in/|destroyed the human digestive! 93%4-Oz. Jar yp Fs ¢€ * Legislators Pay 2 Men }Probe Parakeets, Catfish ¢ the Pituitary gland, joer tox #2 ma vg evelop Cancer Research TESTA AE H ig Avi ii Tih HL ; | i fi i i tf fats ek i 5 ALL a) oe) ee Cape 1957 toy tinted Peamern Symdicnwe, te yh r= Him a 5 Or6%% AY oe i Ks) @ Jn KA +? FIVE MINUTES ILL BET HIS WHOLE FAMILY OF Six HAVE TO TAKE A @ATH AN’ CLEAN HOUSE / TM, Reg. UB Pat. OF, __ © 1967 by NEA felt CAPTAIN EASY [3 STL DON'T SEE ON WAG PATAKEY_ / GREAT COMIC STRIP ARTISTS By Leslie Turner SORRY TO HIM YOU COULDN'T TALK ON THIS THIRTIETH -” © 1957 by WEA | HELLO CARLA..AM TOUCH WITR MEL WHERE W BLAZES IS THAT LAST WEEK OF 6TRIP& WAG WAS TO MAIL IN BEFORE HE HEADED 1 GLAD YOU GOT IN WEST? — if vies SSR RY A 1) Kt x RY ti Sete i WAY WE RAD TO LEAVE WO SOCK AD ALL-FIRED WORRY! T'S OUST 0-QONDERFDL' You'll Find PROFITABLE OPPORTUNITIES Every Day in the Pontiac Press Want Ad Section ing problems. WANT AD. DIAL FE 2-818) Take advantage of this easy way | ‘| % solve all your buying and sell. J To Place Your | h | cn * 4 i : i ; j ae & i\\ * ‘ S s ‘ 7 * 4 $ aw oe aw UNS fs ee ee eee ae ees ee ah Page OE and egies eet a ae Big HALF ACRE € a amen t-—~-» ere is ¢ By Charles Kuhn SET OF OIL PAINTS DOING DADDY, AN ARTIS f TAIM AFRAIO HE WON'T MAKE MOM, WHAT'S ‘THIS NEW X : ae THE’ JACKSON TWINS BUT I GUESS HELL SAVE ALOT ON HAIR CLITS HUM, SUE ? AN’ WHERE ALL TH’ MUDDY) LITTLE FOOTPRINTS TURN 1. THATS WHERE GRA Lives” GRANDMA By Dick Brooks -~- Opening blocks included U. S.|casse Steel up % at 70% on 1,500 Lowe's| om off % at 21 on 1,200 shares, Phila- delphia Electric off 4 at th <3 rade A, large 31-32; medium — og -magumaansag from all over! ‘The judge plans a “® to serve the new corporation han- 3,000 and Radio Corp. up \ at rket barely steady and less confi-| Rummage sale Central Metho- .. week schedule, reserving Mo area. on 1,000 shares. reat) ys ‘men phy wberal dist Church, Sat, Jan, 12, 8 am.| H. G. Kolpien, promotional award/to hear cases in ‘his own fircuit) TYie outlook for 1957 is for an-| to hea conditions ary ' Adv.'chairman for the National Associa-|25 miles distant. / other year of increased activity” market values have increased which has . . ti { Suggestion Systems, ‘ / F ° also le the for storing jon oO pre- * 6 « / Hoskins said. _* - |sen promoti New York Stocks eee, ted the otional award Business Notes plaque to William J, Malinowski, Meanwhile, police contihued their (Late Morning Quotations) CHICAGO POTATOES suggestion chairman of tiac search for a woman telephone call- ° CHICAGO, Jan. 10. (AP) ~ U. 8, De- ‘8 — : er who warned O’Roytke to “lay partment ot Agriculture, — Po : Motor Division. de us dll Sami RB Riera ee eng aaa alate Robert, Garson, merdhandie of” the investigation or “meet de JUDO IE Allied Ch’... 95.3 Int Tel&Tei.: 31.4) ‘ Soiqnd_moserate: ing vice dent of MacManus, struction. Allied Gtres ... 444 Jacobs ..... ‘of ear ae aay ng presi . . A special police detail is guard- Allis Chal ... 34.5 Johns Man... 48 eee ‘|John & Adams, ‘Inc, today an- ing O'Rourke's homne. dum dS iced Sat Seem ati nounced that Rosarita M. Hime JUIZ SUS | i7 in roit. Am Airtin ... 333 Kimh Chm .... $1.6 Pas Ola, Ned. River ‘Postines 2.06 |and David W. Raymond have am Cyan... pF Kroser- 35 Ly 60.2 joined the agency in the continu-|, Am Geawel '. 378 LOP Giges <2: 90 | . ing expansion of its package goods Doubting: Relative Calls am None." epg Lockh Aire’... $3.2 Livestock ‘division. Miss Hume joins me IN rron a bbed, | Am Red... Int Loew's. 00. 3 Police; Woman Ro Am Seating .. 34.1 8 cee. DETROIT LIVESTOCK |Sroup os a copyferiter and Ray. ; identifies Capt Am Smelt... 56.4 sn’ | DETRO » = mond as a merchandising assist * enrines Captors ae ta in wi ere i Ba ten Livestock. i 7 Salae ied. Kot, ant. Both will headquarter at the Husband of Fan Said P Ae ee ae. dag May D Sirs’. 31.7 market, we shipment’ retarded by Agency's office in Bloomfield Hills.) to Have Made Threats DETROIT .u = Two escaped. Anaconde 723 a +. 16.4 heavy snow last night over Lower Michi- . ; ° i Anac W&C |. 70.7 Mere cnaa te Against Disc Jocke convicts who are accused of kid- Armee Stl... en4 Mert - 21k Cattle — Salable 100, Not enough . * ‘9 y a Jackson wornan and driv- | rmoer & Go’ jes pl Bon... 82.2 cattle oftered at? makes representative ? . naping a Jac Armst Ck taf M .. i: market. J ing her car to Detroit were Aras C Fay Monsen, 2) ++ 3 g|compared tase ‘Thursday. "benerat trad- RICHMOND (INS)—State Police last nigh tl Cet Line. : 48.7 ; * 34 */iDE, Much more active: slaughter steers ’ captured ght. Atl Refin PEE meg 3 and heifers fully stead strong; today were holding the husband A relative called police when. Aveo Mig |... 61 Nat Bise .... 384 eidity ‘cows unevenly) weak to 38, cents 7 of one of Lonnie Barron's fans for : Balt a tan RSE BBS in'c: GT lower: canners and cutters closed ; : she became suspicious of their Benguet 13 Wet Deiry 374 0 and weak; bulls, stockers and investigation of the 24-year-old hill- story they had been released from | Beth Steel. 1911 Nat Grpys ... 40.4) Severe Felatively scarce and steady; billy disc jockey’s murder gi Ag Boeing Air... 60.3 Nat Lea ....172.6/t6rerss lots high choles and ae _— ¥ , j Southern Michigan Prison to “help | Porden .*. Se NY Gontral He jmacety, ehpice sheers 21.00-22.50; ' mostly *. eo. se { clean up the snow in the city,” Briggs Mi. 133 Bom Av. %e$|tamerous * Nota v0-1078. Tb ‘tice at CHICAGO w — A brisk buying lan ines “. “bout Hiluard Lewis, 29, and Roose- + Nor, Sia Sta a Pw BF ateore 16. inne-eiae. few = gmail lots _elvoiee ehotee Murry at.the start and in the first, jmiles from the cottage near Mut velt Bloomfield, 26, who walked ni EES | st Out" =: Up dchotce. heifers 1700-1828: mest auilny few minutes ran into plenty of op- Itoi. Barron's Hew Suey froma trusty coll feck | Cal Pack... 44.1 one Shi and standard steers and heifers 13.00-| found W: sd ight, r outside the prison walls, were * 16.00: bulk utility cows: Inte 10 8! nosition on the Board of Trade to-/ was ay nigh st Camp Soup .. 36.2 Owens Ill Gt. 6.4 charged with kindapi an Pore ‘44@ Pac GO & Bl ...501 12.00; fey better heavy Holstein and day, tastly denied the slaying. ng dn Pac. .:. 33.4 Fen AW Air .. 183/Swite willlty and commercial cows 13:68- Mrs. Bernice Aldrich, 39, said | Copital aint'.. 35 Pant Pict ++ 3 1i100; bulk wcility and commereicl butte * ed. teeth Mowever, pétice Rave tapated the pair forced their way into h Case Sts fed Parke De... at seaso tes Ree, ead Da otsee, Be Prices firmed - ay tnt tn three persons who said that Bar- er oan santana Sha ovowr at er Cater-Trae .. 95.4 Gols." 222 choice 472 Ib stock steers joag/more than a cent early and t ron told them Fetting had threat ' then_it stalled in. snow storm 0.6 ; - = ursday mornii Chrysler... #3, BIE j.--+:+- $9 00d and, choles around 800 1 feeder iretreated. when it became appar-| ewed bis lite. / CLARENCE D. CURRY "They made her accompany them | Cities Cre. Sei Philip Mor ....42.3, Calves — Salable 25; _Tetays, market ent quite a lot of grain was for| Fetting is a brother/of Mrs. to Detroit. They got out of the Cluett Pea ... 41.4 Phill Pet $1 nominally unchanged mpared last sale at slightly above previous clos- J head of t ; fi club Coca Cola ...106 Pillaby Mille ..§3. pba gg 4 noes ee fetive “than ast |§ Deals eanne Kerr, head of the fan clu . . car and released Mrs. “Aldrich un-| Gol ra A 1.323 Proct & Gam -483/limited supply high eholce and sprime| "& Prices. Deallngs were “|ded “Mlasissippt farm web yore dey Officers Elected jharmed when they reached the Come ea” 2.2 403 Pure Osc... 443 choice. rate ia ie most utility snd) Soybeans led the early advance tainer. . ’ gt chy's west side. —— SE ee Eee ee eS ac ta cf MSOC Meeting | nano i me mae Cons . lig Sot MLR +p 4 atron’s fiancee, / apni und several hours and then/ Cont Mot ... 7.1 Reyn Met sie CHICAGO LIVESTOCK by ‘continued strength in ‘poybean said it was Mrs, Kerr who ti pped aro Cont Oil ... 129.4 Tob B....86.2) id’ Copper Rog. 3, Rock ape on wi gumeage age ar aot meal. off the slain man that Fetting) - New et of the Quadrant conia’ Minn — be Saagge —g 8 Curtiss ‘Wr >. ae <'"''gg.gi@t; Shizping outlet feirly broad: mostiy * ¢ ®& was gunning for him. The reason Twel yay ESA An ose ety meat Rare, | Wheat near the end of the fietgiven was that Fetting had been gantzation. is Clarence D. Cury,she who called police: Dis C Meng... 33:3 Scere Rose ... 288 1-2 , t ore ‘s8io-18.29; fatter price (hour was % to % higher, March angered when Ke found a letter |918 Canterbury Dr., Pontiac. as the two . who abdu wh on Boek chem‘: gat Shel OW .o. 8eam Th.00-tT 8 meta iehs 0-280 $2.41%; corn % lower to % higher,|which his wife had written to Bar-| Officers wete elected at-the 11th men who abduct Pont ......188 sinclar. eet i] for tom 2,380 fh butchers March $1.36; oats % to % higher,/ron, but had fot yet mailed, annual meeting of the group held) Mrs. Aldrich told police she Best Air u ++: $0 Socom 883 1b mixed sows, 18.28-16.28; 400-435 March 79; rye % to % higher,| 5, 2 ter, told po- Wednesday at the Rooseevit Tem-| was on her way home after | ute bol 3s on ae viene Aid P altablen with sok ices 100: an|March $1.47%; soybeans % to % Soe et conven ing of his [PIC om State street. __ visiting a friend when-her car | Blu Mos... 34 gperry Rd +333) classes tn very small supply: priees about higher, January $2.49%, and lard) waten in Port Huron from 7:30 {/ * * * stalled on U.S. 12 on Jackson's | Brie BR... 202 Bt fee Pap ..iB2\erades: ‘cholee"and prime stesre’ prac: |® to 15 cents a hundred pounds) (> o9 Tuesday. He sag be |, Other officers chosen for 1957) eastern outskirts. Er-cell-0 | Sette GA Std Brand ....32 |licaliy (absent: few, high standard and higher, January $15.47, drove ya ‘einne, + oat 25 mites |PY club members, who originally) gy. said the men.both N caroen, | Pietene 1 Bt Ql Ind." 612) choleg Relters wo to a. 38: some food and north of Port Huron, after the ee Raadbe-ab ver — ang forced their way into the vehicle, Ford Mot ... 6.5 vee SO. 4 : ¢ . ; / ef to ciaries of deceased) ’ A campar ¢1 Preept Sal... 82) Std Ol Of oa tem, uillty and incoded, Shelters. 12.00. Grain Prices meeting and tat he did mot | members, include LeRoy Segnitz, S24 they were armed and made Frueh Tra... 23.7 18.80: utility and commeretal rows 10 98. leave home during the night, her sit between them as. they drove Gardner Den 43 Stud Pack 78 Oe eee ee ere OT few CmICA00 GRAN ; vice president; Roy Wilson, treas-| 9) 1. ¥ roy Gan OBA TS Sri'et pa... 4. {utility tulle 14.00-15.80; few ehotee vesi-| cycago, dan. 1 (AP)--Openisig Wo. Barton's body was found in the\grer and Lloyd Burnes, secretary.|°% 10" eon Strom b Gen aie 2. gaa Ten O Bai 20. 327 iter “alt and’ wanderd vealers “*". Wheat— Oats— ibathroom of his tive-room bache-| “George ‘Thompson of Pontiac betore leaving heen said eee Gen Motors oS } aren ao" mY 13.00-81.08. | March 340% March 2 amet of toh — hed severe Lodge No. Rs hese he Board r Lewis and Bloomfield both had en Te’ oo ig ay . » 2.37 Ye weave -TTM ie; a e rece) three-year erm on t 0 k 6] : fi gen Time |. Bt ware Poultr ahs crt BBG Fale, cess Ming a dise jockey on Marine City|Governors. been sentenced to prison from rber [qe Transamer ... 37.6 ry C March 148 |radio station WDOG. He had been Detroit: Gillette ....., 42.5 Twent. Cen .. 24.1 March 1.35% May . ..i... 1.49 * . Goodrich... a} -Un carbide "s.1131 DeMROM, dan it (AP) Pi paid gig 3 Sia ig” a tare on we pump on the ar Loder iarwey seo" ag Un Pac ...... 30.8 an (AP)—Prices paid Bent’, °!°5"' 139 March . ..... 15.58 erry ige : Saari ae Get Un: AIRY Rrrmea moo fet ee (Be ER MR Paul Kemp of Bruherbood Lodge - Earnings Srephoted”, 284 Galt Pra lagi ene i ht Hears : Puts Prize Tag No. 561 and the three worshipful Gulf OU ve... li9.4 Un . “1 Crosses ‘arred Rocks 25-28, | T ‘ masters-of-Pontiae’s-three-Masonic h i. OS Lines ...,, 33.8 wo Persons In ured NEW YORK (INS) — Ameri - folang Wa Oe ge det amet tat gag ue ey man]. Breas mire’, (02 Honesty Be Lodges Wii, Aneron of ate godt oft est a 8g Us Tow --") Trai guste, Undertane wee ‘gome|in Perry-Walton Crash | Pontiac No. 21; Winford Bottom, |44y ,earnings by the Bell Bystem of Hooker i v.10 398 US, Teej: + HU4lenrryovers on hens sacrificed 1s clear '|—Loses Out! Roosevelt No. 5i0 and-Floyd Mort-| Secrets — S°Ah, SiR tS per com: teens ' B * 303 Fire Canadian. live poultry receipts i ¥ . . 3 Nee 0 1888, vom 17 months en ne ana’. . bee West Un Tel.. 20.1/R0ted: today since last Apri A Madson Heights woman was enson, Brotherhood 561. Mor ee sor thence, he sesties, inland Bt) 9.3 wae 4 Bk ; a ide pouutae hospitalized and her. husband fe-| POTTSVILLE, Pa. — Alder- - havens, oar more ethan 0,000,000 Rare aes Woolworth” ia CHICAGO, Jan. 11 (AP)—Live poultry ceived slight injures in a twocar og Bape cmey A. Thompson takes ‘ - ported" * rain, of shout ‘280,000 tele-| seswe Zenith Rad |. 9 about steady: receipts 754 none ig ok collision in. Pontiac Towaship a ew of people who put a wo | s, wo uns, pr i H ia an a 0 per cént gain STOCK AVERAGES NEW YORK, Jan. 11 (AP)—Compiled by the Associated - “ 1§ 15 Indust Rails Util. Stocks Net change ...06. +3 +3 +.2 Noon today ....+.263.6 136.0 73.6 182.1 Prev. day ee ey 134.7 73.6 181.0 Week ago ......2649 133.56 13.1 182.9 Month ago ...... 263.6 132.1 71.6 180.1 Year my as 14.9 72.6 178.3 i9s8-3t [ry tage ied ios ine 1085 High ...... a8 142.4 76.7 1815 19f Low ....... 203.1 1149 67.2 148. DETROIT STOCKS ‘C. J. Nephiler Co.) % digures after decimal points are eighths High Low Noon n Klec. & up, Co.* 27 3 Baldwin Rubber sowe 16.1 17 PCO" ccrceesves 2323.6 kL. 1 & « COnee 39 22 2.2 Howell Elec. Mtr, Co.* 64 65.6 Peninsular M, 84 698 The het CO% ..cscise 1 106 Rudy G- CO* oc ccceve 120«Oo123 Toledo Edison Co....,..+- 4134 14 “oye 8. Products. Co,".. 14 618 *No sale; bid and asked. Sparks From Fireplace | Cause $50 Blaze in City City firemen said sparks from wood burning in the fireplace of 4 Thursday Central avenue residence T were the cause of the $50 building tere sescare : an au a esses 5 1, 1.00-1.25 bu. : Lark 15.00 Medium. 10-00-1180; Amal (e050 {- : ree . sc ” : a ‘s + . 4; cars 00 B . DETROIT EGGS DETROIT, Jan. 11 (AP) f.@.b. Detroit, eases . tmeluded, TReel date Whites—Grade A, jumbo oe, te: eaten had . median rbot EXPERI- enced, 7 p.m. il Pau-Lou "Oru. 381% “gulsadeth “Lk: | WOMAN WOMAN BETWEEN FOR ing and D Sesmrwet fond of children. "ive . Bats, & every other Good salary, WANTED MEDICAL TECHNICI Call MI 4-2520 for interview. YOUNG IN DRY LADY TO WORK cleaning plant. Apply in person, Walker's Cleaners, Lake Orion, Help Wanted 8 EXCELLENT EARNINGS FOR ou Real Estate Selling, New, a ” offices, plenty of listin a available, We give sales assistance if you are root. *+-4 ae phone for a mature professional | aire EXPERIENCED WAIT. ress night shift, must have trans- | _%_* BE AN AIRLINE rmation, write Work Wanted Female 11 - ronin enitatgatte good work, I iek-up and delivery. FE rare LINE SCHOOL BEST WAY DRIVING SCHOOL Get more mg pote Mt for a dollar. $-0211 Herbert Cooley. ae TRAINING '. Bus. FE 2-2253 Res. FE 68-1645 Al hornet — fir , WORE. NEW & SCCOUNTANT ek aiacdal. “Financial sts identi MY a ers AFTER 4 P.M, ams is ne pests man. COLORED MAN WANTS STEADY ime work bus * all day turday, FE 5- CANNES MAKER AND CARPEN- Kitchen and specialty. FE 5000" CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, and repair. PE 44054 DEPENDABLE HANDY MAN _ Jack of all trades for work eves. & FE 54-3058. EXPERIENCED FARM’ pects work, room & board. ‘MAN -AGE 63 WANTS: FULL work, phone. FE j2611, 2. 2-7 OF ANY nan Call after 6 p.m. M AN OR PART OR FULL TIME WORK _ after 3:30, EM 3-3054. Work Wanted Male 10) > | Ad Lal ote, “bet oe day. 140 E. Pike, PE ‘ore 3 p.m RIMEGOR APNG: TYPING, Gec~ retarial Service. EM 3-2842. ‘TYPIST WANTS WORK, HOME or $55" time, Inventory exp. EM WASHING & IRONING. “Li LINDA _ Viste street. 2793 “ WANTED: wants AND TRON- ings, pick-up | & deliver. FE 5-9988 WILL BABYSIT IN MY HOME A a PE 3-17 rad Vie. Watkins Lk, 8 OFFICE CLEAN. Saturdays $1.30" an hobs ou _62781. . e 12 WORK. Basements firepla - neve FE? rr. ces and chim cus +01 7 CARPENTERS, Rough-in, finisn remodel. FHA terms. Gordon veel EM 3-0483 ___ Building Service 4-1 BRICK ANi BLOCK Aa wh AYES. SANDING & on. - Licensed contractor, FE 3-764 Pontiac Hardwood Floor Service. ALL TYPES OF BLDG. PLA) A Sas to suit EM oa BLOCK. BRICK, CEMENT WORK 2468 __and d fireplaces. ¥ PE 2-2 DRY WALL BY? MACHINE FREE estimates, No sab too big EE -BRICK, BLOCK AND ee Also chimneys. No job hy ia and Co cial” ‘Guaranteed work. Ph, FE CEMENT OUR 8sP _Floors, a. basements, 5 EM 34879.” . ~ CEMENT & BI -OCK — RELIABLE MAN WITH FAMILY is work badly, Exp. at pum and mechanic WORK, FE 5-0782 Carpenter Contr actin ROUGH OR TRIM GET OUR Fin. 3-2276. D&M Bldg. Serv Service. time M a Write Pontiac Press RAINED ELECTR ECTRIC APPLIANCE eer mes oe somes : Write equipped. FE Foon SANDING OLD FLOORS a $ ,gpecte ity. Carlo. Bills, FE BLDG. REPAIR, BRICK- cement, pla - stering, carpen- RANTEED « kinds. Est, 1818 Hy 353 N. Cass, ee 2-3021. FE cE 4-8450. 1 L. SO PULL 406 -E. Hi i Rd. (M-69) _ Pontiac Press equipped. ve 8450. L. A. You at Two LIVELY =F ANT ANY | jos. FLEMING FLOOR ae MAN x Good |.__kind of labor work. rE 2-7416, . “Sanding, fnihing 55 Edison. Ph route. We you, ted Fema eran, J ne bt? satis. Work Wanted Female 11) ; MAGUIRE BUILDERS, Li ps : cens : Apply~ in person, 150 N. Perry. | A-l IRONING, PICK UP AND DE- Commercial Cy ‘ And ef: REAL ESTATI LESMEN iia oo ewaa oe wit w Gitone alnd | remodeling. FHA ASH. ‘e a “4 dine, "Waterford "and clean, Pie $9096, eves. PE 7-0087, peo N EXCEL- pay Oe private CRESCENT ARE REA, 2 8 wv I1-SON rence AREA, 2 BED- | Very well located — 4 busine d iy’ py at — ai 1 are Sa SEMENT J APT 3 ALSO 2 eg CF ate eee UPPER 2? BEDRM. ALL MODERN, jog ohh ful basement, Feaklential lets with Groene med- PPPOE LL OOO N en snahiee leeping rm, 805 st. Clair. AMPIE HEAT HOT & COLD sito. ol! Rest, 3730 Avlesbury Dr. for | --Teeping rm. 805 St Clair, heat, olen tne gas furn. $75 6 ato. ry D ern home located on East Wal- SWEDISH MASSAGE & THERAPY.| cr 23 joars service to | 2 ROOMS AND BATH BACHELOR QUIET PLEEAMANT STRueT. bes OR _3-1972. Op Bat eg eaizabeth Lake Rd.) ton Bive. Very reasonable. — Pn falished eltentéle. See me bet furnished. $13 wekiy. ut erties | A MONTH. APTER 5 PM. i Waa ENCY APT. CLOSE is ieoi-Yitan | 1 yf. Old 3 bedroom home Located __eeees Service 22 se - LS &. COURT fONR FE Sion | ent realy for, - Adults only. ee os | ion wane Make RE Onty | To Buy—To Sell—To eve 2 RM. GROUND FLOOR. PVT. a o 102K, HU-| - Ref, H1000 oF seeker MAHAN ea HOURS aE Be aioe vein on EL war 7 ‘1 & FOR RENT & fot nase) Seen s, Netings of aay xing | Repay, 004 W Puro 22M. | : bath. 3 rooms é tiled bath, 4 beth, +. Ks | ares. Rent Apts, Unfurnished 34 rooms & tiled bern, upper. 4 fieges, 966 fer man @e® Pv) | Harvey W ilson, Broker FE sl 5-839 4 Heat, ligh : 821 W. Oregon Bt. Lapeer wR REALTY CO. REA - parimoor. suse 1 AND 7 BEDROOM PARTLY Fur. | furnished. laundry facilities h K I . Call_J. Hart 2-0657 | 1075 We Huron 20263 Sn ise . ENT, +| lakefront apte, 6618 Pontiac Lake H onn &K. irwin $650 DOWN H's. MORTGAGES. : -| Rd, * | Rent Houses Furnished 35 | a A ¥ 2 : a . i REALTOR Small home, 3 pe. bath. - Utility, on th note | barn Ave: vance 7 ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH, | 5 s viele Se room. > eta om 49 x 120 '_Typewriter Tintin o more 1 frontage. | = | _ehild welcome. 430 N. gt, ‘ FRONT, ont? ok Near a B.D CHARLES, 171 8. Telegraph | * toe Sua a NT 2 BDRM, LAKEFRONT Apr.. TILE pant meters. me egrcnian. | PM" Eee en eis | ; * NORTH S SIDE TYPEWRITERS ING “| oe - - ~ _ dath, rpeting auto. ~ FO Sig . i chine i see : Squitable Arcietr CLEAN LARGE RMS NO OTH- 9901 ‘Dixie Hwy. MA §-1ies. ™ apt. Rent cut $4 week. | : shed ~y ne ; 2 “dre ‘. ach, over- Office Sup PE +0501 Eves. FE p00 er ers mm or wunfurn. 30, 3 _—— sible couples. /Bach pure wnf'r fein nt, a. Ke Priced reason ba Heh 2 Ww. nee Bey sf _# E. oward FE +2920, , ae rig Mb ig 1. B 190 HAND.’ weleome, 9 new apte available | “ F: aE, ee Resity t a 7 ROOM Arr ae ‘MT, CLEMENS. : "| Baez Sey Sen") Be bee. oor : CUCKL £ R REALTY. “eg ering 23 DON’T PASS UP an Aas | School After 6 OR 2-4083 phoistering a ae ee ue afer “or week. PE GARDENS 26 N. feginee | PPP PPL IPP PI 2 LARGE ‘pues be ' he ad a y e FE +4991, 7-81 Ww SRADLE'S DRAPERIES. SAsePLE MON EY! ._ FE Sisal. ng. AIT, Cooley | Lake Rd. mi belongings for cash |? Sell unneeded |” ' G_, througls ‘Classified Ads!) BEI BED Ep 28181," there yatta Her - a post in”. aa Ya'teg U5. Pen OH! is E1f © 957 by GA Revwice, tan. “I hope you don’t mind -— it’s just till my husband puts | $58 MONTHLY | INCL. TAXES % INSURANCE ] j ™ 5 eee Ae In, FE_ : . YEA IND 2? BDRM. HO _ oa ~ee Lake. Oy 4 ly, Call Bl | Rent nt Lake Cottages 3A. ' 9 ROOM PURNISHED. COTTAGE aee Re i Fe i ROOMS & BATH, PRIVATE J EN. “trance, 1 child aliowed. FE EWS “ROOMS. MATTH Utihties furnished. _OR 3-8033. 3 ROOMS AND “BATH, UPPER Steam heat Downtown. $60 mo. Also 6 WwW. of Saginaw. blocks | creer am. “and 5 pm, “YE 2 Pe LARGE RC 3 AND BATH, | ell utilities ‘ eekly. | zone at 288 N. Per RMS, AND BATH, Rent Apts: Ur Unfurnished ‘Hy ‘Rent Houses Farnished 33 per rma, on beth terrace. _For Rent Rooms — 37 ay oRM. ro WORKING. OM qit,| 18 THE “BIRD” TO SEE ? cooking, a FE 46713. he: | WETR SING GRACIOU Ss LIVING: i |... double... ki Girts. 547 a i | AF bus STOP LARGE CLEAN. | Sour famay yy tne thie’ splen-| T BUS - elous |e aiet, attrac. rm. PE 5-332. es at Feo room, itr"Bhau one rick sa | BEAUTIFUL FERN. RooM IN| PF Resutitll Dene M em cdicts phd | balling. ee jose to Cown toWN, public grade school. 15'x36" Ss yetn ng ‘atlee "a Getinne rhood. Inguire eare-|~ room with myassive brick fire-. ~ ~| sop ato coon LAUNDRY. Soe = a ea | Ui 0 ’ ; ue s00P 499 W. Huron, FE 2-9956 te see carpet J CLEAN, - cloae IN, LADS, oh 4 ROOMS & Bat CHILDREN men. 23'S. PE Ost: | _Wwelcome, COMFORTABL gE E ROOM, ' LADY. ‘ ; ome privileges ricat person - Fat « RMs_ AND rete CALL ‘AFTER neat Hospiial & J pm. FR 4 r mae. MOOERS RANCH TYPE Located near Wiltems Lk, rE 4-230 or OR | 23716. i 3.3 BAT) LADY ONLY, 8TOVE, REF. We 3 Siri ROTATE FOR | 2 families, 102 W ‘Howard St. OA _* 8-2018. nhiec Gen town, 88436 Feta: 415--W Lroquols Rd. / ter. No smoking, FE 5-8533. tana, Cue Nae On tlemgen, ‘riv, @nt. | '@ RM. DUPLEX. GLOSE IN. GON: PE 4-4373. -yenient to transportation @ down- * a town 1 ping dist Call _E 8-403. quer” CLEAN SLEEPING RAC $1. TV furn, “Innerspring Ladies DESIRABLE FRONT RM. FOR |“ ¢ 5 oo | Orchard Lake Ave. + Partridg e ! ° re additional storage and closets also | ~O-- a oa French” doors. screened | porch an, he yl well-land- scaped rear yard. A classic blond mahogany ; wae wrought © iron stairsnes r to oell: geting w ow Invites. cou to the oor -— you find 3 spa- elous bedrooms, Warm ceramic the —_ and waikin Iimen closet yous & oer wodreem is bali in ais thes “other, 128 hy “pro: us extra storage. in wardrobe type fomily room | full pase: | im plus an efficient oll heatin, plant end ‘Groretand nO ho! water tne a ae ae aIDGE| FE 43581 1080 WW. HURON ST. Ww ARD E, REALTOR OPEN EVE. ‘TU ®.. “| --Bon't Wait — You : - Might Be Too Late - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE a EAST WALTON — 2 bedrooms, Westown , , pisces aute. oi EMS etfe| REALTY COMPANY vermis $400 DOWN . PRsrTOM Piarme anme-2 ™ ‘path, “Wit help you with Gown situated on — Rey "peat aes: paym Mo WRIGE hot water Priced a et under $i1- JR ay RIGHT $1000 DOWN — 3 bedroom hom and quick posses George R. Irwin REALTO! “369 wey Ave. | ner 50101 or PE 80605 OWNER SELLING | 7 room Rembler, Kaclusive sub- | division. $28,500, $6,000 to ee | down. 6 yrs, to existing 4 . som mortgage. No dealers. Dre : diate possession 6 rooms and bath, 16 ft. living. room, slumi- num storms and screens. Low down payment. OR 3-0135. —_ 2 BE HOME sho DOWN. __40 8 month ae all KNUDSEN Like new + rcoms and bath, bedroom = pence nit, | mon’ | i oe reanired * MAHAN REALTY CO: W. Huron PR Gls otis’ Rid W rm’ H KNUDSEN REALTO! 510 Pontiae aie rE Eves, call a +4516) OUR BEST BUYS ORE y Carpeted liv room and room, B-4- to 1% car ga- rated §-room home. | able terms. bn ake Yi room income. Ol] hest, near schools and church. Income side, Per month plus owners apart- $1,100 DOwN ; bedroom 3 room and dint anch oil Bs hes heat Pvt 4, El aa ot Fa * Fpl ovtee only 400 IVAN « SCHRAM ons Realtor 4 $9471 i : res. FR $-2566 | MULTIPLE LISTING GO SERVICE _ IN HIGHLAND TOWN ly home directly se Leonard Com forta! am wane large fire place, b 2 car gar will sell rw rent with option COLORED STOP. LOOK --- LISTEN-« Only 5 Houses Left NOW ONLY $10 © HOLDS A }- BEDROOM NEW HOME-- ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN . LOADS OF FEATURES Hurry! * For A Real- Buy ~ NOTHING DOWN COSTS ONLY $ MONTHLY PAYMENTS INCLUDES EVERYTHING WHY PAY RENT Own Your Own Home. MODEL NOW OPEN 1:30 p.m. ~ ¢ 6 p.m. FE 86941 For Appointment DIRECTLY 8 sT, Jo SEPH NOgprtaL.” HY Bape MOORE BLVD. AT 10u1? tely stormed and iy owner. MAple 6-1191 MA\ 6: ‘UF PRICE REDUCED Seat tee tee amon ober fine homes on ; Ottawa Drive, See the 2 elous living room with : Pecokeset tose ata “ond . summer . You will enjoy and our rec in huge sement. Gas heat, of course! Attac oe ir, un . ¢ room ee ¥ uated Bae teulee" oie in Dey Ay 7 eyes ee Foo gg owe Tourselt to see this one! A Q00D BUY Family for owner, 3 - ws. con- sisting of s. and *. jae Nag 7 py rear “fenced ior back yd. 3 car @ : ‘Located r. mm dr. » 1 block pany Pike St upper . will make mouth payment TRE om MULTIPLE LISTING sERvice Joslyn Road you missed to buy Price $16,000. 34197 Th Highisnd, 3 edroom. large- ‘living room, part get full price $7850 terms. EM 3-4198 | GI special, A dream ranch home. unique 3 eee eure: ann living roon: 13078 tM tun rite See, rt brick. Sales pome fore you buy, EM | 4 ‘room home in good location | in White Leke oe nehip on Sores. m tn- any shia namics, “yee payieenn. to low gown C. ve ETT, REALTY ‘ hland Rd. ahead orter | Road BROWN. ~ Two bedroom and | eee, North «ide. l-car ¢a- rage. Completely modern, cory | bungalow at only $5,600 full price. $5950 FULL PRICE Corr two paved, Carpeted living & dining par ved « v' true value.” bau re 2-0840 for full particu: the new er ryer. Full Saccment’ Ol AC furn. “Rutomatic hot water, Com; a. ated. a — and This one is. only two years old. $850 DOWN resale. 44 on feeoreet, Gites ; only Ba | nelading -taxes an = Pe 5 ot 3 tele east build en our lots wiih small down CEDAR SHAKES $9,975 Russell Young soit aio hom. floors, marble window - com basement, flush doors. A tubs buch Hous. Goo; LOCATION. bg tand i many. other outs! i] appoint onus, build «d i) REALTOR-BUILDER - 412 W. Huron argain. FE 2-18 m We ’ any where i fl Oak) County. Or an ap- UNION LAKE / mg ood atin nad . For only $300 down, you can own _ obs I tion 2 bed-' -wE BUY, SELL & TRADE ands ©0 me : te etaca on Cooley Lake Ra. with piv 152 'W Huron rage phone FE C158? leges beech. 2 BEDRM. HOME IN “PER! only sme eee Pun Park, $050 down, PE e-6ser A modest pele re io 2+ _t ei 14 Be get locate erlooking ‘Gomme: merce Lake, | 2 BEDRM. BRICK with with ‘riviegess on pase River. ment, natural fireplace, ot! hea 10. Do yment sc By owner, sone, win sell on es | Feher & GREGG Sere BON Ber coal | 13565 Union Lake Rd. EA . AREA, 2 BED- Union Lake V aut 3 me aa rm., lake front, rr. arcand howe lores, Thx Lake a ., 1,280 down. | iets “WE BUILD BRICKS $10,975 inv comparison. We hon- feck. you cant Pad the Moses 3 Ven In| Be TO VETERANS ONLY ‘No Other Cash — | tee MONTH all principal and “Large Brick 170\SQUARE. FEET - 3 BEDROOM ENORMOUS KITCHEN orr ee TP INCE ~ LOTT ee. BEACH 61700 down "STE IBER: REAI LAY ~ORlando 3-9378 ° sign price \ 1, our rent. problems 29 | — parse aed laree | fs ‘a ad you can’t beat it for $500 Clarkston REAL ESTATE INC, 2 8. Main, Clarkston, Mich. - Aple — 1 room, ou , _furasee. Garsee $12,750. \I J. C. HAYDEN, Realtor \,86 . v blinds. Oak { Fiasered walls. ne pe i | RD. 4 sement, “doe do. A, toed buy at with | Ju HATCHERY: RD. New 3 ‘wetheien | BER carsats BS Cash to mortgage. See it Clarkston wREAL ESTATE INC. with 1 & oyzer. PE 86-0441 \@ven, Bren ; Sun. 10 to 2) Is 3\rHe ~pin’ ’ are | full | This home also bas lake privileges | \ FAMILY s home also has A wond nll investment income and lot 6 x 150 os | in ; 2 the Da Huron Valley Realty 1766 MS® at Pontiac Lak ae BEDROOM brick. 2 yrs. old. Drayton Plains. 2-6636. $750 DOWN nent, auto. fuimace. city gas. 15 days posses: Leslie R. Middleton ELIZ. LAKE EST. Modern § room home fea- . porch, aluminum siding cated in beautiful wooded area with mad aces on Eliz. \ ake price only $10,- Hr tetas Cal OPEN DAILY 3-8 and by appolntment GIS, $296 DOWN PLUS MTGE. COsTs. Three bedroom brick with full | basement and. 14x36 recreation | space A dream kitchen. glass i pevee. City water and sewer. ‘ lifetime home on large but Baldwin Ave., & blocks “North | of W. Walton Blvd, right at open | signs Arnold Real Estate 4 99 to 1.0 pm “gat BY APPOINTMENT 210 8. Telegraph Road =e 5-5783 ‘J. A. Taylc or MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE REALTO: INSURANCE 100 Oakland Ave. Open Eves.| Brick Ranch PE 62544 Free Parki rE ree ng WEST SUBURBAN 2° bedroom RANCH STYLE homes, Oak Moors, nes garage. Base- | ment. Easy te HOUSTON REALTY | vit and’ paved street “Gan } 730 Dow N ‘Make Money . . | See this large new 3 bedroo oak floors, basement, oll furpace. pad i Puidwts Woet ao Fishers. im- "PONTIAC REALTY ¢. Plaste Warehouse 18x36 ft. Full Pasement. Landecdoed “ist. a. | 137 Baldwin, FE 5-8215| price $6,950 with $1,500 dn. rage. tered x 1 . down. Tre sPicx "AND AN + East of Town AND CO! TO Y- On a pated road, this well- apa -E he Ste et To, Buy—Te J itn planter box. The large Established in 1916 . “ living room, ecroom fi lace. vestibule closet, 18 ft. kite lots of Formica top cabinets. Full price $14,050. NORTH EAST ~ Suburban, clean 3} bedroom bungalow, 14 ft. living room, full ba’ oll heat, at- tractive iif fime aluminum sid- i ing, wide 69 ft lot, Cyclone — fence $5,000; $1,350 sown Bal. $45 per Mo VERY ATTRACTIVE ~ West ‘sub- urban bungalow, 24 ft. living | bath & modern kitchen, jarge | recreation space in full base- | ment, new furnace too, 1% ear | rage, large’ se {andscaped $250 DN. $70 MO. INCLUDES TAXES FULL PRICE $11,935 At Wterford Brick oa ne ne ete Living ‘room 24x13 Near school and sh L AKE PRIV 1 EGE iS to Water- . Barnes (see sign). Turn right to model, SUBURBAN 3-BEDRM. Por oy $10,950 nog price you } oon ford. Turn left on sageresera own this attractive Groom ri o. WwW ven Side floors, automirtic eat, insulated and has storm screens. Terms Almost new, this 3 bed- room home at the West sae of Pontiac features a stainiess steel, and utility rooms, garage. oe eeaeht for ony this tn bination home one commercial bidg. Has house rented for $60 per month plus a cement block : | ANNOUNCING FOR 57 IN PINE LAKE MANOR | SUBDIVISION level Custom . ut homes 3 aenecom ranch SEVEN OTHER MODELS TO . CHOOSE FROM Choice of lot. sites. loo uy your new home. ‘ Y REALTY CO. SYLVAN RE AL xo. pre ~ pir buy in a mod- bedrooms, IN_SYLVAN SHOPPING CENTER ro me ‘an excellent . 1050 \V. HURON ST. OPEN EVE. ‘TIL 9 lesgie tant MIC. CLARK Partridge ~ \ Socal Se truly sinedt Brick ranch homes you've cver Com- plete me: every res i CLARK K REAL ESTATE ar red garage. “Lecated in) on \ ly lyacre. Priced for fmmediate \ saigha $31,500 — owners leaving 6 ; . building lot high and dry: paved street, good \ a a \ AVON TOWNSHIP \ Well pn lot 100 = 350 ft, type home with 2-car garage. ait heat, fully gitvactive 2 pedreom , nome ‘WARD FE. PARTRIDGE | /- REALTOR FE 4-3581 | Look weaegnee Pric at $22,500. | Best Buys Today AVON TWP. A dandy house, -ituated on ‘2 acre, 6 rooms and full bath, oak floors, 2-car ga- rage, recreation room and bar in basement. Good fur- nace, elec water heater, in excellent condition.” $12,- with very seasonable amount down, FOR COLORED © angen meinen it ia toe a choice place. to Bye. Priced to sell at $22,- -Bedroom Brick West edge of Pontiac. This fine family home has fiv: ing room, dining room, ce- ramic (ile bath and cee bedrooms down: and: 2 hedrme up. Pull becement scar garage. 225 ft. deep lot with fruit trees, grapes, and berries. Close te school. Where can vou beat Sen “ANNETT Fee Sia.) ‘Bateman Attractive Sroom modern home | situated on parcel, 0x131 ft. BROS. — reAutors Phon 3-1 | bY. OWNER 3 BEDRM. BRICK | garage. Eoceted tn | Indian” Village: 192 Mohawk. No | Agents ' | GE T IT U ICK, ‘through Classified Ads!| Yes, whatever ‘it is ~ dial. tif sfeoomines FE 28181 for an ad i writer and get it! i Saas te ee RR ESS apres — = | Large Family Home "| Open Eves. Til 4 9-Bunday 1 to | e* § meee Kampsen. North sie acant in good rent- A iocation: Telus room | Edw. M. Stout, Realtor 2 ae Se 71 N. Saginaw Street Ph. 58-8165 oo rare Open Eves. Till 8:30 P.M. jot. $10. BETTER SEE 2 eee epotl oontngs a rge ’ ~ fa & plastered walls. “you will working in ‘| ~ large ‘yell arranced, —" arge breezeway y “4 «ye i rage el harnace to a 185 | REALTORS FE, 4-0528 easy *. 277 8. Telegraph Eves. & Sun. | FLOY D KENT, Realtor | | 2200 Dike Hwy at Telegraph | KENNEDY & PRAMPLE CUSTOMER P RKING Le WEST SUBURBAN | 2 bedroom modernistic Bun- { alow with natural fireplace. Eocated just off Union Lake Rd., near Oxbow Lake. $5,- 600 ‘with $1,000 down. | West Side—Brick Now vacant so you can move | right in. Like new 6 room, one | floor, Ranch home, 23 ft. car- | ted vin room and 3 nice | ‘ull basement for recreation. GA8 furnace. Land- scaped lot with aml Kinds of fiowers, shrubs a “Redi-Wired” Approved Silver Lake Front Brick Ranch Bi-Level. An ar- chitectural beauty with interior charm. Center hall plan with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and recrea- tion room. 2 fireplaces. wiee seated lot with gentle slope to sand beach, To inelude rich Wilton carpeting in 3 rooms and extras Mu cmore § Colberry gee : Park The Choice of | Selective People 3 or 4 Bedrooms 2 or 214 Tiled Baths F amily Room Gen. Electric Kitchens Plastered Walls Lifetime\Tiled Roofs Lake Front—Pienic Park ‘ ne\Giled R . 400 feet good beach. Picnic "Ca grounds with 70 picnic ta- getting, eu room, by Detroit Edison Co, Sewer, Water and Blacktop Roads New Hickory Grove School Low Bloomfield Taxes 2 Models Open This is Senen shut gory home | SAT. & SUN. 2 TO.5 ys lake: regi ¥ droom ecrestes room. Priced very low at $14,500. -KINZLER a on ae ro aaa Open ang 4 leap 8 dedi 4 y baths. at 2626 and 2639 Berry Rd. Near Woodward and | Square Lake Road | } =? A. cz & NS 28 WES ES ert ee That's right — see us first your commercial reeds, We have $20 per month.) Must have New 3 bedroom home, large | room, beautiful kitch- | / - i] basement, automat. | ie jou heat. iamedine Ppos- 500, ti P 5-Family Brick Each apartment consists of * nd bath, all IT Is ou PARDONABLE ~ excel. a that we offer this in exceptional home e Highlands for your consid-— Sepa-| . eration, An ample My ged rest side tental area, ¢ rate furnaces, $27,500, terms | ~ opens into the 13x20 ft. liv- a | Restaurant and Aner s:00 DR 3000 | ww? MODELS NOW OPE N | Sporting Goods | | Corner Williams Lake Road & M Located on heavily-traveled highway 16 m‘les north of . hot 110 oe on hii he water heater. Garage, too! 70-Acre Estate home letely temodeled m atn . dairy or feeder cat. merous outbuildirigs, tor and some farm equip- ment f An ing vate at 847.500, terms. KINZLER |Roy Annett Inc. 2% EF. flores 43525 | Open Evenings and Sunday 1-4 a basement, gas furnace, gas water heater. ¢ gas for| _.bill for moderate use about gasoline $3100 to handle. Monthly commercial _ build- payments only $69 at 4'4°% ings and going businesses. Vacant interest. commercial lots in het area, Call CL ARKSTON REAT. ESTATE XC- SBF DROOMS An older 6-room house; close | te downtewn, in wonderful ‘ condition. Full basement, furnace heat. oak floors, immediate possession, A dandy buy at $7,995 with # very reasonable amount down. | INVESTORS A good deal to the buyer a. a &room house in ¢ | ey: frontage. $6, cash. —_ < i WwW Fag ne tee oy ered Hae C DAVIS Cherokee Hills! ° — "Era Me: Sa chicees S 56-8183 ; same 7 1 mile west cane ” BIRD, Realtor munity ae ES ats 5 A as. ROLLING, ae res ideal for just few oh jac —on-——~ tra hwy. Only $300 per A A -gerden land. gts on rd, Clarkston. ld JUDAH LAKE high ww 2 lot 74 AJ = otf sont Foal Only $2,750 on EAST SIDE for Chureh or oeer or Clemens, --- ft. on Mt. ved Gane ss, wert A. a wa- KENIL we ORTH ST. lot 97 « 123 ft. high Snd dry and sewer. A reat buy DEWEY BEACH SUB. Well located lot 60 x ‘106 eat and dry, good location, oni, : NORTH SIDE well located lots 60 x 193 water and Toad. | eeerees fast it Kennett house. Good cond $20. MA 42910. provementas eneaee, Cove cane, tee, me YER, Fa- of rapidly a ze at Se snatene mous name brand, siightly | — * miles from : poe a garage or on marred, exceptional values. ter than $60,000 per yr. over the| & garage home. ican. Precreccent, 203 Orehard 1 On | mo 2 eo $150 . : “5 : s midnight. A neh easy operation ee Mi gg Ben mn Building . bay! tien pe off at only $73,000 ls Swaps ancien 35 13s per week. No No parnces ene WARD. E. PARTRIDGE ~~ secaaecagi penton = Mrs. Dgnion. will aang REALTOR FE 4-3581|* thie, “Porvtow ‘boet” or whai _Uile Sales, Par Shea es | Lou REAL ESTATE & BUSINESSES | —have you. Call after. 4. PE 2-714 FOR SALE: SMALL RADIOS. $6 THR* 3) PONTIA oe AC. 4 DOOR BEDAN,| to $12, FE 65-8758. 1050 M Ww. HURON ST, | ‘sell or trade for ‘S$ Pontiac | FORMICA o cate AND FOUR wagon. PE 48712 a eae in’ evgamny-vet color, PURNACE.. i T AR-| ABC elec v ST AND ARD | ee ee re ae | Sentuien tess table mei SY machinet. auto. or? 8 3910. inch Philo: television which has - OIL CO: GAS STATION. WHAT HAVE YOU? eee tee lone oe OR ad No. ¢ under Bus. Opp. | sRIGIDAIRE ELEC UTO wae BELL On Is now ace dealer applica- ar. rt bd un er record tener, sale. Best offer takes it away. for a all porce 8-8877 Excellent working order, finish ; service Nation, located on Aseutig GRAND WItt TRADE ood also. Can be seen at 3055 traveled U.S. 10 etertord, | for pickup truck, FECSOGR oe | Adame Rd, Michigan Well established bust. a P_ ~ Re Siow. | FURNITURE EXC” COND. AN- men, Company financial: assist | ern home, auto. gas furnace, will ms) s and mise. FE gace available. For further in-| sccept boat or what have _ FREEZER 1) CU. VINA- formation call mn wo payment. Call ie 1-01 tor #is $150. Say spot, 7 cu. = ttle, FE 4. 1584 rE. his LAND bee teats wercin BUSINESS sossip Soares alte’ stoner, reation bars, bar Solid birch slabs up $0" ideal for tables. OF REMA Is PRI BELOW OUR & PAINT STORE r cluster burners. Only _ Milk’s| MI_6-1300, 36" D. . $16. Phone al Oak, Calrod Studio Kite’ all in burn ROTPOINT ELECTRIC RANGE, _only $49.95. Milk's, MI 6- KELVINATOR, REFRIGERATOR. ¢ 6) only $40.9 $40.55 Milk’s Cogswell Chair $9. Chest of drawers $10, Chifferobe $15 f Kitchen cabinet $10 Peete $7 Dresser $6 oe xanse $15 rt Coolerator refrigerator, wine mohair St. FE LEAVING STATE: WILL SELL 8 ft. refrig., $85; elec. $50; vacuum sweeper, $25, mower, $/0. EM 3-4341. burners, nice condition, INVENTORY cate couch $15 eport #2 $12.50 | livin good condit 8-0336 room & . bro Clay- ge, » mattress Pee prings. lawn -|LEAVING Grand plano. Gra $30. $50. Piste. * S00. ‘Small desk. $10. Mise. ye DAT. CITY, BARGAINS. _ Walnut dinette. y 2 : ce liv ‘s sewing 40", LOVELY 5 pair, _FE 46448 MAHOGANY TABLE. B ‘ Crocheted table cloth and mirror: see 1. wacaawer rater fect cond & width 24° _ Yorkshire, ham’ f dt ste nes Pes | or On after ! 3:30 p.m. a eeeetet | 8. oJ rapes 8 by “tock ieanies condition, |, pe T 6-1300, | electric blower. SUNBEAM ELEC. ‘MIXM _hice F Pas 8, ese | 08 iJ Used T rade “In Dept, Lovage chair ..,. 98 ceeeew CONVEN. TERMS THOMAS ECONOMY | ae" br For For Sale Miscell e Midcellancdu Ons 8 Pae } EATER. ~ GALVANIZED STEEL AREA ia” deep, 2 io" deep. "Sa BLAYLOCK AL & BUILDING SUPPLY co. 7 co, FURNHTURE co. SL Orchard Lake Ate, PE 340i 36}. Area Bt, HEATHKIT 8M AN Pontia Mich. Heathkit coupler. FE 4-8641. USE: araio a kaeeeaee feat * and gar ee mete cE f20 oe INSULATE Rollaway | bed with mattress. ou 58 "0 he wt, aenly 0.90 for mee SPL, D =; ROCK LATH. USED TV. i098 AND UP SWEETS RADIO" ‘ APPLIANCE . Huro FE +1133 a eEwaOne AUTOMATIC _Wwasher, $28. MApyfair OFrt6.__ ~ WAYNE GABERT’S APPLIANCE SALE Up to 4 per cent discount on al! rf sample refrigerators, . dryers, gas and electric E 54-6189 WHIT® PORCELAIN DINETTE set, table & 4 chairs, Call even- _ings. PE 2-874. WASHING MACHINE. COnvEN. tional with automatic $129.50 value, $809.95. Michigan Zenereccemt, 393 «Orchard Lake == Sale Miscellaneous 60 60 s- RM, pvO T OIL HEAT- Exc. o IMEEM, Om 3-4606 ae F vane SAW, , $30; 6 POWER band saw, $15,” boat trailer, $50. MA 63922, __ 5 ROOM. OTL ‘A ATER, __with blower. $40. OR_3-3537. 1 LARGE COCA-COLA COOLER. 1 Kelvinator deepfreeze, 2 com- rtmenta. oon Fa stove with ® refrigerator, 4# steel tabler ith Formica tops. 8 chrome chairs, 1 cup elec- ' trie dripolater. 1 large double | urn large wooden, booths tops. _plastie tenis. OR Laundry wane, stand, (3 05, SAVE TisING _____ 172-8. 8 w_ st. “ALUMINU) SIDING “Tt's smart to,’ buy in the ott. peor Spec ow prices iate one rried instal ‘ans lets are 3 months iaton, “in Insulate and ret st payment in spring ive pA a EELYs./Au aubara out Rochester Ra mate tory bath aoae SF §. Perry erformance, iH oma 4 INCH SOIL PI $3.60. SAVE PLUMBI io suFLY Wu 8. Sagin L be eu ea te aie e sizes t are a noend marred at extraordina: LIONEL » access Lake Ave 4.04 GAUGE TRA IN Wi TH and service b ates. MI LIONEL & AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS Autho fac’ ‘ service and sontectory analyzer. | “ TASKER'’S 63 W. HURON 8T LIMITED OFFER Porced dale 984000 Br Comp pets controls 492 8 jinaw = PE D-4307 LUXAIRE HEATING “SYSTEMS Residential or oqminerennt * Hr. service, ~ "MYERS PUMPS Prafe tine pepo Jet pumps. U pumps 30 per cent tot on snhoom eek ogg KELLY'S Hi HARDWARE 4c Walt boxes for du 4, ‘use ae Thompson, 60 8, rry St PLYWOOD Of all kinds. Also exterior interior doors. aa ved hardware. All at = discount ices. Pontiac Plywood Co.,, Ph. WE s2503 . 1488 am '| ROYAL - 1, PORTABLE —FYPEWR- Presto de er. fryer, FE 2-7803. ROLL OF NEW SNOW FENCE. PE 23-5858 : *. Potato." ler, both iron, | 8 ler. Rochester REWARD REBUILT SPREADERS » pers uipment, Davis a Wea eck repairs, peminaion gut 2th y of service. PE #1112 en eee , Diste me ene MA ee ng AL a pir om . 38’ os ‘ree sn ie rth Your trailer will never be worth HAY AND STRAW. LAKEPIELD| [ore 's ‘rede than now—Pomee _Farms. MY_3-1182 _ 1967 17 wites. or VARIETY OF APPLES. OGLACK- a bedrooms on comer. a moore Farms, 1900 Silve Rd. Pf ROR HU TCHINSO! N _Sale Farm Equipment 76 76| \ontLe HOME SALES INC. 4301 Dixie Hw). OR 31208 Rens Teall Spece 7° mowers, chaip saws, eme-tiers oMn new and used en OBILH were. oto make room for new thodels. Make front playetound. "Bae nt ain Breet Terms edenvice suit you, aca rim Mt.” Clemens os Whe fog Fe is a caaekien - 139.50 BOW CHAIN joel, ith good 5 amit pigood : 8 a available, Stop in and ee 0 dem- school oy Se & Pgs nd Feawlar oO Mee de oe tiac, Also tr sales, Base rate fawn Eauipment 10a o Woed. | ge — n Equ ries ward Ave. Nort of 14 Mite Ra),|_ Auto Accessor 80 3a SUBURBAN' WITH TUBES. SPECIAL Practically. wow’ etonis. $20, FE 10 we = Gocoum, on - Oll- | 86-3225 ver ractors, loaders, dozers | fic’ ENGINE & DYNA: &, beck, hose 38 ver cent down ag a Al rouse 18 1956 Buick 30 to balance.’ No engane, OR 37 Payments eit Frinter ‘months. | SppeNHAUSER — DUO-CARBURE- ns &. DUS tor setup for "39 thru "51 Chevie. FE oo wer e142 M5 PE 20m. : t ; ~ For Sale Tires 80A ; $ 60x13 WHITE WALLS. LIK® McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS new. 66 W. Princeton, off Bald- Rentals Parts & rs. __win, 1000 Crooks Rd. 1 60448 | 7 750-00 TIRES AND ; @dounicH sit vEnTOwN, WUD iD SIL D. and snow. ou. not recipe, $20 apr. 4902 N, J WE BUY AND ; tires. otate . Also whitewalls, 503 8 ee ne ARO WEW Tine ' STANDARD B LAND NEW TIRES, Traded in on "Seaerel Lites. U AY je bet cent off, “ED. WILLIAMS — 451 5, Saginaw at Raeburn Auto Service 81 CRANKSHAFT oR INDING IN THE car. Cylinders rebored, Zuck Ma- 3 Shop, 23 Hood. Phone FB For Sale Motorcycles 83 ae MOTORCYCLE JACKET. Ww. Bite 40. $20. FE 2-0621 roa bi PARTS AND SERVICE On Aeed Maciey Davidecs, see iy | vidson Co, _ Saginaw. _ Boats 5 & A Accessories 85 85 ae tee ‘Use Our Layaway Plan For your ‘$7 boats and Prpeate motors. All .models in stoc Hefrington Boat Works 1899 8..Telegra FE 2-8033 Bikes ier 7 Ps 213 i Ready to Buy EY AUTO PARTS 5-8219° 178 BAGLEY 8T. 2 rie eee e Ph. OR 34511 * “Bud Sh Shelton Motor Sales” | or. gt ye eae Then Bone It Here cars *AVERILL’S Dixie: Hwy : FE 20078 4-6806 wr? ‘D.: JUNK CARS CARS ANI AND SCRAP Service, call FE 40582. THE HIGH DOLLAR For ee uv s. We Lage ty dpa ou ive An J — miles, t J. VANWELT ¥ fa se 122 Mt body. Anthony Rewaiuisa’ s600 3 Opa’ ont 7 DX ei Bons vi pst up, =. fam = Ba A pod : DALE H. i HUGHES INC. reat Pike snd. E. Blvd. WANTED: SCRAP CARS . NORTH CHEVROLET | = gq 1000 S. Woodward Ave, | s BIRMINGHAM - LE 1955 CH NV; ap -_— ~ DON'T NEED CASH Woodward, B’ham |; MI 63900 n till 9 _PE 5-0215.. 2375 yke "65 "ts CHEVIE. \ V8. D DELRAY Rak . Overdrive. Mens LS “new. owner, 3-6130 5 p. 800. 5921 or 2565 Wixom CHEVROLET. 1953 210 Club coupe. 2-tone green, heater. white wails, Only $995 - LOW DOWN PAYMENT NORTH CHEVROLET | 4: 1000 S. Woodward Ave, BIRMINGHAM HONEST VALUES Sedan, V4. P.G., 61,306, $085 “tl 8. FE 8-6801 sh etick. VERTIBLE. po ~ SEE OUR ‘Sate Buy” USED CARS’ CENTRAL | LINCOLN-MERCURY Cass at e Gta. Y. LOW MILE- “Very clean, 1956 NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. . BIRMINGHAM. ina , pomer brates Rover pigerins. fog BUY A CAR AT THE "Bright Spot” AND DO IT TODAY! $395 51 Buick 2-Door Riviera. Good.condition inside and $695 'S2 Pontiac Station Wag- on, 4-Dr., Hydramatic, $1395 "54 Olds Super 88 2-Dr., Dydramatic, Radio, Heat- er. Runs good. $1495 85 Ford: Convertible, Ra- dio, Heater, Fordomatic. Drive it today. $2595 . 156 Olds Super 88 Convert- ‘ible, Full Power, Com- pletely equipped with fac- tory installed accessories. ef EROME | a= .., .Olds-Cadillac ~ Orchard Lake at Cass FE Bn : © REACH CASH cus.| \FOMERS through Classi- ee: Call 28181. CADILLAC. a laurel end white R Ratt . Radio, Heater, | JEROME. Rochester Ford Dealer ee OL OT | 1950 FORD 2 DR. CUSTOM 8, RA- ‘Heater, Absolutely no rt. . Midwest 4-7500, Harold Turner Ford py GOT TO MOVE . ey YOUR . NEW DODGE DEALER FORD ‘30 Two Door V-8 $275 rr eS MERCURY ‘49 Two Door seeeee, $105 . DODGE “#@ Four Door : | CARKNER DODGE SALES 44053 Van Dyke Near 20 Mile ' we” ¥ BIRMINGHAM NASH-} 1955 CHEV, V-3. 310 SERIES. $175. ‘4 375 Opa: IN UTICA MUST MAKE iM THE BEAUTI FUL NEW DODGE CARS AND ,TRUCKS THAT ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY. page ARE JUST SOME OF THE BARGAINS — IF YOU ACT NOW. NO MONEY DOWN EASY TERMS ' CHEVROLET ‘30 Two Door .... vraes $185 | PLYMOUTH : ‘31 Two Door ... sewees $105 OLDSMOBILE | ‘S} Two Door... sees $285 — i STUDEBAKER "8 Champion .............4.,, $105 FORD . ‘SL Two Door V-8 .........5. 8905 SaEvaoter 'S1 Power Glide 2 2... ...4.e, $390 BUICK os | 50 Pour Door ¢. oo... .eeeees * Bob, Frost, Inc. | 28 ) S. Hunter Blvd., ‘one __« Block south of Maple , Midwest 66934 ‘48 FORD, NEW TRANS., BRAKES. Good — ry, PE 5-220. $200 DOWN, TAKE over ty oy FE 8-8024. H.|'s6 FORD. ALL ACCESSORIES. 7 sube ocer ei ments, Contact own- rat PE Afier 6. “@, FORD, V4. 0000, TIRES pide, FE 50420, 585 1 big AL ENGINE: EXC. T 4-6087 cond. M ‘3 yap Custom excellent Venattion bs by Senet. $600. OR_ 3-4 ws ORD EE CONV. ie Su WitH het a FORD va Va oa a PERE Y FORD SALES 10 N. Wi OA _8-2521 “53 FORD VICTORIA Pontemame, R & H WW, Red HURON: MTR. SALES FORD ct 10 WN. d pene ga a S050 Several _fond EM STATION WAGONS "8S Ford, 4 door, ‘o Pora 2 2 govt. Brey Ford 2 dr. 0 Ranch |. HURON MTR. SALES | 5a W. Huron . —s Se “FONE CUs- extras, Exc. = MARE ORION MOTOR SALES M24 AT CLARKSTON RD. Ford-MERCURY MY _ 2-2611 ‘ST FORDS, FE 21 GLENN CONVERTIBLE "d Lak \earheer? “e186 RCURY HARDTOP. BUB- ble skirts WW. Special hub sre, Take over payments, OR _ TARE ORION: MOTOR SALES ~ _must sell at ence UN. Pe mist green RAM. Hyd ra, W. Gres, “exare Ran: Brine. aout: | Motor Mart’ bat epee) Tei, peice 900s. SP PaceARD- "400 SHARP $2005 ‘$3 Packard Patrician, sharp $805 30 Packar ¢ ar $150 > hy MAZUREK MOTOR SAL. ES Location - 280 S. Hunter Blvd. block soyth of Maple, will enable us to serve you better in the coming year. Stop, Shop and Save on clean used cars. 55 Mercury ....... $1595 Montclair Hardtop s $5 Chrysler ....... $1895 New Yorker deluxe 1196, 4-400 d| Wt FORD, Bi REAL GOOD, $100. FE | 50 Hudson 4-door eee Pee nner eneee Bud Shelton Motor S Sales Auburn at B. Blvd. PE. 46728 WILL ACCEPT ances, setae BL payment o.. Bai- BILL SPENCE good ! 1955 Pontiac an 4Dr. | Has radio, heater, hydramatic. Welt. OR 3% PONTIAC, GOOD COND. Rai. ts FE 68-1427. CHEVROLET | 1965 210 sedan, 2-tone blue aa ivory, eater, sptrosters, held washers. $995 LOW DOWN PAYMENT NORTH CHEVROLET 1000 S. Woodward Ave. BIRMINGHAM "|'54 Super 88 | Radio & Heater, Bob Frost new location at | | What'd We | Tell You? We don't claim to att al any more snow falls, drive away one of “GOODWILL USED D CARS" ceeeees $1495 4 Door, Radio & Heater, Hydra- matic, “ 56 Catalina ‘Coupe . . $2095 Radio & Heater, .eee 53 Custone 4. Door « -$ 495 Radio & Heater. Real sharp. 34 Cust. Skyliner - $1095 gare Radio & Heater, Ford-O- CHEVROLET SO Deluxe 2-Dr. ....$ 295 eae: PONTIAC 51 Deluxe 4-Door ..$ 395 Radio & Heater, Hydramatic, ac MERCURY. "S35 Monterey 4-Dr.. .$1695 Merc-O-Matic, $1795 Heater, Hydra- 55 Station Way von. 4 $ Dae, Radio & '52.Wasp 2 ‘Dr wseas $ 395 Radio 2 Heater, Florida car. NO RUST. "52 Deluxe 4 4. Dr. Le eee $ 495 Radio & Heater, Nice car. - “FORD ‘41 Club Coupe $ eeewe Radio & Heater, Runs good. *36 Star: Chief $2495 PONTIAC eeeeee ‘34 Mercury .......$ 995 | ‘St Mercury RETAIL '83 Packard v0.2... $1495 STORE Clipper . ‘55 Mercury ....... $1495 “GOODWILT. 4 door Monterey USED CARS” °55 Oldsmobile . $1995 BEHIND THE POST 0: E be Pour Dee le .... $1995 (65 MT. CLEMENS 8T. FE Sit | JANUARY CGLEARANCE “BALE vee ° 135 Buick se ceeeeecs $1795) 925 DN. WE CARRY BALANCE | Super ; im $7.50 PER WEEK . __ [37 Ford Locee neers ees $08 34 Mercury hee ees $1350) tps ee tee 4 br, Monterey 48 Ford eee ane y1) ; GOOD SECOND CA $0 DN. °54 Pontiac cove ee. $1295 CARRY ps ° ) Catalina Hardtop ~~ ‘46 Fonts PER W WEEK $195 len oe | 47 Pontia aoe '33.Ford ......ee0 8. $ 595 | "49 Olds Coupe, Hydra. i #8 ¥ 7 2 Dr, Fordomatic RUSS JOHNSON ‘ 6 Lincolns . * | Birmingham Beauties: 4-| 'Deor and Hardt ops to. choose. from, full power | and all, LINCOLN MERCURY AND CONTINENTAL DEALER ; Open Evenings ‘tl » ‘ | wMOTOR SALES B ‘hart on S. Woodward 51 N. Broadway Lake Ori CMY 220m *** Onion 1952 Rambler station ' Wagon, Beautiful condition, no°rust. Ra- dio and heater : $495 Only \$10 down . NORTH CHEVROLET (ve. BIRMINGHAM | 2 iN ft Radio & Heater, Good transpor- tation. - r ae 23 For Sele Care my. Like This . ||a dependable car? Stop in| _ and test drive one of these | ~ -t beauties. © | $495 Buys 2 ‘52 Chrysler 4-Door * ‘52 Packard 4-Dr, Sedan ‘52 Olds ' 2-Dr. V8 “If I'm smart enough to take it apart, you should be imart + 52 Buick : enouats to Put it togethers . Special 2-Dr.. For Sale Cars 91| For Sale Cars 91 ‘52 Ford 'S6 FORD MAINLINE, BY-OWNER, -" 2-Dr. Custontline V8 new Se oom takeover” pay Bud Shel ton 70 Other Cars to Choose sm otters F rom $995 Buys. ‘53 Buic k Super Hardtop '54 Mercury 2-Dr., Radio & Heater_ '54 Ford /2: Dr. Customfine V8 ‘S4 Pontiac 2-Dr. Chieftain ‘54 Chevrolet Bel Air 2-Dr, $695 Buys 53 Chevrolet 2-Door ‘52 Chrysler '53 Pontiac 4-Door ‘53 Ford : Customline V 8 2-Dr. ‘52 Buick . Roadmaster 4-Dr. $195 Buys ‘49 Buick 2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘50 DeSoto ~2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘51 Ford 4-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘50 Fard 2:Dr., Radio & Heater ‘50 Packard 2-Dr., Radio & Heater ‘SO Mercury - 2-Dr., Radio & Heater Pa $895 '54 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Deluxe model, Radio and Heater, one owner $595 53 Dodge 4-Dr. Coronet, ‘Radio, Heater, New Paint $1395 Three to choos€ from. 52 Pontiac 2-Dr, and 4-Dr. Radios and Heaters. Some |with Hydramatic. Three’ to choose from. $345 "52 Nashe2-Dr., Radio and | Heater. Runs good. Front seat folds into bed. $645 83 Ford 2-Dr., Heater, Good: Rubber and Good Paint OLIVER BUICK r Windsor 4-Dr. Exceptional 54 Buick Special 2-Dr.,. Radio, Heater, Dynaflow. | Radio and Isn't it wonderful to own) 1955 \Chevrolet LVS, Bel Ate, 4 dr, , | Powerglide, R. . 2 tome . =9\In Weather! hae Cigarenes stot alt orm enss and 956 Pontiac Star Chief hard ‘ar. tuly equipped. 0 bageer hee et See ronbMmncunt MY eae Mier buick gs Be bet. pvgasé Evershed ee OSt PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4DR. With radio, heater, hydramatic, w. ve One . 4 after i662 PONTIAC CAT FINA, SUPER Deluxe, & “4 matic, be —_ tires. $5.00 Gown oly FE_ 68-6061, Field ‘1 31 PONTIAC < DR. N, STAN- dard trans. “a. Call MI 44110 after 5 pm PONTIAC HYDRA. SHARP. Porat to tex, 886 Scott Lak Rd 1048 gg ga 4 DOOR, VERY clean, $275. 62 Hudson, “Sueap. Rk: 4 DR. #70 SERIES. _R & H. OL 1-6427. ‘Wholesale to YOU 33 Ford 4-Dr. eeeeee . $565 53 Dodge 4-Dr. ..... $495 53 Stude. C. 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GUN REPLACES SCALPEL — Richard Boone, the doctor héro of TV’s “Medic,” has become a Western-style television gunman. which is being lined up for network TV. As a good-guy gunnian, Boone wears a trim mustache, Elvis-like haircut and fancy duds of _‘THE PONTIAC PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11,1957. tgs ; Ft : S af : : : “ oe i =k -- .- Today's Rad io-Programs-— ¥* ¥ _|. WIR, (60) CKLW. (900) WWJ, (980) _WCAR, Giae) WXYZ (aw) WPON. (1400) “WIBK, ase) RUMOR WXYZ. Vandercoak of WBE, Kawa Baie -WCAR, News. 6:00—WJR, News “Wak — Kasem AR, News. Coffee | WPON, World News WWJ. News - News <_ WPON, World News 12:30-—~WJR, Time tor _Muste| w MéKencie WPON. Music With Meson | g:39..WJR- Music Hall - WWJ You Bet You ca News. 16:36—WWJ, News pA ALS Wolt | WXYZ, Sports. wae _WIBK, Don 11:00-—WIR, News CKLW. Sons sot Saddle + OKLW, Bud Davies Show | WCAR, + a. Crane ari, wie #8 wae. an og OER i WPOR, Spanish Hi: : ews, ir \, Newa, rts wie 6:30. WR, Dinner Date “ | WXYZ, Top of Town WPON, Early “Bird Cub. | a ene “News, Gunsmoke | Jhuneined WIBK. News, 690—WIR, Wm. Bheehaw 7 wxvye. News, Winter Eva, Mg WCAR, News. tl Shook Www. Min a rade | CELW, News, Davies j LW: adie Chase 11:30—WJR, Music: WXYZ. MeKe | WJBK, News, T. George | : WXYZ. Top of Town CKLW, Rows, Bud Davies wcCAR! News | Wear: 8ki Tree : CKLW. Platter Exp. WIBK, New 1:15—WCAR, Spinorama WPON, Melody Go Round WPON, Music With Mason [ WCAR, News, By Alien | “WPON %208-—WJR, Grest House — : WPON, Ukrinian ‘Hour | 1:30—WIR Johnny Dollar ww Fre Star Extre SATURDAY MORNING 9:30 WIR, Guest Star Ww). Me mal Saas WXYZ, E, Py Morgan 6:00—WIR, Den Kirb 10:00—WJIR, News, Drake | . CKLW, r wis 7 WW) News, Maxwell” WWJ, Storyland ee g News, spenietnent | WJIBK, News; Kasem WXYZ, F, Wolf at Home, WXYZ, News, Slagie WXYZ. ‘Ss tre Lena WCAR. News: Carl Shook CKLW, Guod Morning CKLW. News. Birthday WIBK' News. T. 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Philp Lenhart #:20-—WIB. Topic for Today | WJBK. News, Reid SATURDAY AFTERNOON | OA" News. Sports Wine, Fem ok WCAR, News, Cotfee 12:@0—-WJR, J. Vinal, Farm | WJBK, News, Don M . People Speak #:00—WIR, Jim Vinell - | WWJ, News by Cederberg sWOAR News, Al Cran 10:00— WIR, Bese me epmgheny WWJ. Bob Maxwel! YZ, News Winter | 8:40-—WJR, Music Hall ww, WXYZ, News, Woilt cxuw. News, kk Davies wwo" news, Mentter * ” WIEBKE, Neve, Lenn We -- Today's Television Programs - -- Programs furnished .by stations listed in this column are eubject | to change without notice Chaiinel 2—WJBK-TV Channel 4 —wws- TV =~ Channel 7—WXY t Vv € ‘hannel 9—CKLW-T 1 AP Wirephoto series, “Have Gun, Will Travel,” Iceman Wills $20,000( Jto City of New York A“BEAR” . FOR PUNISHMENT money on meintenance — HOFFCO is built > toke @ beating. See it tedey. EASY TERMS LEE’S SALES & SERVICE 921 Mt. Clemens St. FE 3-9830 ~ prensee nN SAW *|to New York City ‘ preciation for the opportunities the city gave me during my life-| NEW YORK @®—A Brooklyn ice-| man, who came here from: way 50 years ago, has willed $20,000 ‘in grateful ap-| time.” Gennaro Sorrenti, known. to many of his customers as ‘“‘Jim- died in 1953 at the age of 68, His will, approved | ‘for probate yesterday, left a ‘three-family house in Brooklyn and some Lstocks—valued at a total of $20,000 —to the city. Eden Resigns Commons Seat Held Position 33 Years; Queen Offers Earldom. “to Retiring Premier LONDON \#—Sir Anthony Eden) resigned today from the House of, Commons and was offered an, earldom, the customary award) made by the British sovereign to a retiring prime minister. Quitting the Commons seat he DO-IT-YOURSELF TUBE TESTER - pen Eves. ‘til 9 HAMPTON ELECTRIC 825 W. Huron FE 4-2525 fhe had when he quit the~ prime had held for just over 33 years, Eden again pleaded ill health as ministership two days ago. But it was presumed he also was removing himself from ac- tive participation in front-line pol- ities to prevent any embarrass- ALL WORK GUARANTEED » Sylvania and Zenith TV Good Used TV Sets Reasonably Priced STORE H CONDON’S DIO & TV SALES. & SERVICE 127 8. Parke, Corner Auburn Paetory Coll FE 4-9736 | Avthorizea Sylvania Service OURS Weekdays 9 to 6; Fridays 9 to 9 # ment to his successor, Prime Min- ‘ister Harold Macmillan. . As an earl, Eden will sit in the, House of Lords and no longer can ‘bea candidate to head the gov- ernment. * * The offer of the peerage came from Queen Elizabeth II, who re- ceived his resignation as prime ;ministér two days ago. Informed | Sources understood he has not as lyet signified whether he will ac- ‘cept the. title, but word that such ‘an offer has been made usually ‘does not get out unless the title jis certain to be accepted. 7 | Have You Done lt Yet? Dialed FE 8-8201 We Mean DPAPRPPPPPOOPOOEOP AAG, te i tt i i hb te nl ‘s WASHERS—D ™ Ockland Ave. On ALL 1956 MERCHANDISE! RYERS—RANGES—REFRIGERA We Must Make Room for ’57 leas BIG DISCOUNTS | CLOSE OUT L, my the Iceman” and “Jimmy thet Gentleman,” Another $5,000 in assets was be-! , | 4 Former ‘Medic’ | Films Western ‘Have Guh, Will Travel’ Chosen as the Title for! New TV Series By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W—The next TV Western star will likely be none other than Richard Boone, who is dropping his Medic scalpel for a six-shooter. / * Ld | | | | Boone recently made a pilot for} Honolulu. (2) Dick Powell's! ‘a new series, “Have Gun, Will Zane Grey Theater. Frank Love-| Travel.” This one has a_ better joy in ‘‘No Man Living.” 9:00—(7) Treasure Hunt. (9), jthan average chance to escape) |\the common fate of pilots — to, |molder in the vaults — because: | 6:00—(7) Soldiers of Fortune. ”. ce i TONIGHT’S TV HIGHLIGHTS Space Ranger. Chapter 2 of| “Infernd in Space” with Richard! Crane, Scotty Beckett. (4) News and Sports. :15—(4) Weathercast. (2) News. 6:20—(4) Box Four. :26—(2) TV Weatherman. - :30—(7) Public Defender. (9) Boston Blackie, (4) Western Mar- shal, (2) You're on Your Own. de 7:00—(7T) Kukla, Fran and Ollie, (9) Man Behind the Badge. (4) Playhouse. (2) Adventures of Ellery Queen, 2715—(7T) News. 30—(7) Rim Tin Tin. (9) Million Dollar Movie. (4) Eddie Fisher. (2) My Friend Flicka. (4) News. $:00—(7) Jim Bowie. (4) Blondie. Dagwood supervises construction of giant super market while his boss is ill. (2) West Point. $:30—(7) Crossroads. Richard Ar-| len stars as “Weekend Minister’’| who reconciles two antagonistic fathers so their children may be married. (4) Life of Riley. Riley thinks he has killed qa man in) Graphic. Visits with cur ler Ke a (9T] ~ Watson of Winnipeg, Jerry Outi- shooter. (4) On Trial. ‘Dog. vs. Biddeford” starring Joseph Cot- | ton, Jan Chaney. Store of trial) over. wan | dog. (2) Mr. Adams and Eve. '9:30—(7) The, Vise. “Corpse with 11: 30—(7) | a Sword.” (9) Country Hoedown. (4) Big Story. reporter ‘crusades Mexican-American families “House Divided." (2) Playhouse. | to reunite! Mr. District Attorney. * Answer le Previews Pussle CCI Cied( tee AIAIOT I Tei Als, TUNIS i Ved SENG te eA LIL CHE JCA LY LI we LIMMLILa JAP ie aad @CALIES 6 | PIAIN §) IPS TiAl) PU) CO OS oe ee Le Releteratcpateter peta ete: i [INT O) 4 m chooting of hunting! El Paso, Texas’ in| '1:50—(2) Meditations. 1¢:00—(7) Ray Anthony Show. (9)! Dangerous Assignment. (4)| Lineup. 10:30--(9) Person to Person. (2) 10:45—(4) Red Bar ber’ s Corner. lette of Windsor, Olympic sharp- 11:00—(7) Soupy’s on, (9) National News. (4) News. (2) News, ‘11:15—19) Casey Clark's Jamboree. | (4) Patti Page Show. (2) Miss | Fairweather. '18:20—(2) Nightwatch Theater, Thirt Minute The- | ater. (4) Tonight. SATURDAY. MORNING | 7:55—-(2) On The Farm Front. $:00—(2) Michigan State Univer- sity. (4) Cavalcade of Sports. (2) The 8:15—(2) Michigan State Conserva- iion. 8: 30—(2) Buster Crabbe. | 'g:556—(4) First Edition News. 9:00—(2) Cartoons For Kids. (4). Industry on Parade. (7) America on Parade, 9:15—(4) City Alfairs.. | 9:30—(2). Captain Kanguroo. (4)) Quiz ‘Em. (7) Crusade for) Christ. - | Waterford Toastmasters | Grow in in Membership | ;weekly speech award to member James. Potestio. 187U.. Lameta:. Ct... ‘last night, ‘ganization Elmer Lepp of Milford, ‘Highway at 6:45 p.m. Feb. 28. ‘Brake Fire Delays Bus og Plaze. ‘ SERVICE? Yes! ® Tape Recorders ® Record Players oT.V, © Hi-Fi W atertord Toastmasters gave the - According to president of the or- the club hag been averaging one new member a week. Arnold Gib- ison, 5370-Ceeilia Ann St., is this /week's new toastmaster. Lepp said plans are about com-. pleted for the organ.zational meet- |ing of the Waterford Toastmistress’. ‘group, to be held at the Golden 'Drumstick Restaurant on the Dixie . @ Radio ® Inter-Comm. 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(7) Ed ‘McKenzie. | are riding tugh in the TV ratings Tennyson (3) Featurette. ‘these days. |? Pome OP 9) Laurel & Hardy. (4) M * * lions 12:30—(9) Lauré’ r.| i143 Despise Wizard. When I nabbed Boone for lurich, |## ine , ty 1:00—(2) The Lone Ranger. (4) ‘he was wearing a trim mustache, |1s priest i Saturday Matinee. - aniotie pron and the fancy {§ Mace Y '1:30—(2) TBA. (9) New Horizons. uds of an an Franciscan, | an 1/8 ‘ , $:00- a } (7) “When I put on this outfit, 1 3? Kind "et duck Uy 4 * rcien a tat feel sensational,’’ he remarked. z Persia, wares ‘a tie is Matinee) “Such class they hati in- those 95 Geraint’s. wife jibe 2:30~—(4) NBA Pro-Basketball. idays, such elegance! They really; im Authurian - . Yip J J legend Vey ungle im. iknew how to live.” . 11 Eucharistic wy 7 3:00—(7) Ramar of Jungle. wine . vesse’ , ; . . A. ie 3:15—(9) Hopalong Cassidy. Boone explained that be was Time of yest —_ 4 3:30—(7) Milky’s Movie Party. ‘Playing a hired gunman in patie 4:00—(2) TBA | series, only this one is on the right|/*® Printing ; y : iret side of the law. He advertises his| 36 Joan of — Zi t:gs—(4) Cotoriond, (9) Texas Mu. services as listed in the show’s 3) wogte ‘sical Harts. = title and serves as a literal trou-| 4 The Three 5:00— te biomeeue ali wer hint the “ Individual sre0—2) Sagebrush Shorty. ® “He’s a great character, steer 5:30—(4) Roy Rogers. (7) Bowlin actor said. ‘‘He has a great sense) “ do Guardian ~ “Champions. (9) Wild Bill Hickok. of humor and is always q ng eorge . ee A Oersh-#t things. But he's a real pro, he - brother 3 "Becky" — _" Es pm 38 Bed conspy ‘doesn't empty his gun trying to 33 Halt «pretin) & Sesein 3 Mather 40 Hymn writer, For at alec 25 Glact rh I — | ‘hit someone. One bullet does the: 54° “Dangerous | @ Reach oe Hirelinge’ 41 Fragrant root | Portable Television ‘job.’ 7 Born 27 Antispas- . 42 Gaeiter “ * * & es Labete 8 Poatons os modic 43 Operatic solo ; If the new siiow succeeds, 37 Malt. beverage . ee rd 4 eformer, __ “4 roeracted ‘Boone will join a ‘select fraternity| 7 Bown ¥ Ceremony 20 Literary . “ Russian river HAMPTON TV of stars:-with two series (Robert; 2 Baseball's ruminant hives “tae. "ee 825 W, Huron FE 4-2525 Cummings, Wally Cox, “Gal e| George -— 17 School book 33 Sphere of _* Greek letter somaaet i Storm). There are reports that) — r Medic will resume on TV, but! | in Professional Art Free Art Lesson At Electro Mart High Quality Low Price Portables 10 Inch 89” 14 Inch a —_ ao! oe DRAW THIS GIRL'S HEAD 6 inches high, L'se geeeit. Drawings for epnuary 1957 contest ust y. Our students not oti ‘ible Mail your drawing today! 99” SYLVANIA... CROSLEY... OLYMPIC ADMIRAL .. . HOTPOINT Save = 40% TV Consoles, Combinations Parking in Rear—Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 158 Oakland Ave. C & V_ FE,2.3781 es Easy Terms Trade-Ins Accepted With No Down Payments! “THIRTY SIX pa Syl gag Cn i Sage TE nyc ae 6 Bi Bs y THE PONTIAC: PRESS, FRIDAY, JANUARY u, 1957 ss Inducts -BFrom County 16 From Pontiac Among - Contingent Leaving for |- Ft. Wayne Yesterday ‘ot Royal Oak, led the county con-| gingent. From Pontiac were Walter Ea- gle dr., 49 W. Colgate Ave.; James RK. Turnbull, 6351 Eliza. | : Fletcher said he thinks the bill te ° beth Lake Rd.; Donald L. Mor- joss says was used to transport! st a bitter ‘chance of . Sears Revolving Charge row, 32 Clairmont Pl.; Gerald D. her from @ small house in Los stands be passing 6 Months to Pay Hubbard, 749 Menominee Rd.; Angeles to a desert highway near| . ++ Small Service Charge Williams Lake Rd; and James F. Pett, 1779 Park Pi. Included were Ronald F. May, 563 Madison Ave.; Donald M. Irish, 947 Stanley Ave.; Don L. . Bailey, 606 E. Mansfield Aye.; Manuel P. Rodrigus, 25 Stout Pl.; Charles E. Holmes, 477 Central | pve Ave.; and Edward O. Perez, 649) Lounsbury Ave. * * # Those from the county were Wil- liam Dodds, Birmingham; Robert Waterland, Royal Oak; Bujok Stanislaw, Novi; Virgil Oswald, Rochester; Richard Loomis, Roy- al Oak; Edgar Kemp, Fenton; Frank Kraimer, Birmingham; Jo- nie St. Clair, Oxford; William Van- dawalker, Oxford; and Herman ’ |Friday njght, LJ Tubbs, - Like Orion; \Drayton Plains. \ Police Pursue Clues in McDonald Case LOS ANGELES Police are maker, a service station attend- ant and a landlord who might fit into Marie McDonald's story of being kidnaped from her home, a s Detectives would like to find: The person who made the tur- key sandwiches Miss McDonald) point. The man who put gas in the old, green car fhe blonde movie ac- Indio, where she was found last * * And, possibly, the landlord of | the house where she says two! Planning to ransom ‘her for) $80,000, was rerited for a hideaway, de-| tectives said, Plucked to Safety GRANBY, Que, #—Traffic ‘con- stable E. Brodeur zigzagged his and with one arm reached out’ and grabbed three - year - old Gerard Marquis, riding unnoticed on the Greene Jr., South Lyon, Others in this group were Oliver back of his father’s delivery truck. The child was losing his grip. Cot- }ton Plains, and Albert Oliver. Jr., {hoping to talk to a sandwich! says her kidnapers fed her at one carrying newspapers, periodicals, ‘or perishable goods would be swarthy kidnapers held her while| motorcycle through heavy traffic, Bai Sunday. Trucking) ° Bill Proposed Again LANSING i» — A. stiff fight looms when the legislature returns Jan. 21 over a house bill to ban truck traffic on Sundays and holi- days during summer months. The . bill, introduced -by Rep. | John Fletcher (R-Centerville), would ban highway truck travel on Sundays and holidays between May 15 and Oct. 1. Fletcher introduced an_ identical bill a year ago. It was approved by the house committee on public utilities but was sent back to the | committee, where it died when the session ended. Under the measure, emergency vehicles, moving vans and trucks exempted. Police said yesterday fhat ies ‘McDonald told them the house est temperature in Ontario's his-| had no food in it, and might not tory was registered here yesterday been regularly—oceupied--when @ sharp northwest wind This might indicate that the houSe from Hudson Bay dropped the iTimming in east-central Ontario, | ‘Mercury Dips to Record -65 in East Ontario MATHESON, Ont. (#-— The low- thermometer to 65 degrees below, zero, Matheson is 20 miles east of | The lowest official temperature previously recorded was a 53 be-| low reading at Kapuskasing. The Yukon community of Snag registered Canada's lowest read-| ing in February, 1947, with 81 be-| low, There are no rivers in Bermuda. 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Prosecule Gets This Marriage Lasted a Month Another Threat 2 Starts and Fists an GOP Eyes Proposal « LOS ANGELES (AP)—Mrs. Annie E. Harris, $2, says that as she and salesman Louis C, Har- ris, 35, were driving away from | Menaced' by Telephone | After Starting Inquiry) © in Genesee County hitting me." FLINT (®—Another threatening) telephone call has been received) She said he threw the wedding | at the office of. Jerome F| bouquet in her face. O'Rourke, Genesee County prose-| cutor who initiated a police graft! grand jury here, The call was by» O'Rourke's anonymous O'Rourke to wheel before you drive. Later in the month, she told Superior Court in asking for an annulment, “he fractured my | taken yesterday, mose and a bone in my chest. | The He blacked both eyes and hit nry warned foot with a chair so that I could hardly walk. secretary. caller “check your steering ” + “I knew then,” she testified, A~halt- dozen~ similar~-tele-—\~ “the merriage- wae over.” The phone threats Mave been re- ceived by O'Rourke, his wife and his secretary since the obs Monday Press to Publish Nokon Gambling Series O'Rourke's home. Meanwhile, Circuit Judge Want something for nothing? It's a universal urge, and it's Michael Carland—-ef-Owosso,..whe}-- at the roots of a gambling fever has been: named to conduct the one-man grand jury investigation,| that has reached white-hot peaks will hold an organizational meet-| at various times in the U.S. and ; , countries. around the world. And ing Tuesday with O'Rourke and] 4, urge raises a host of ques- Sgt. Carl Robinson of the state} tions—should gambling be legai- police racket squad. ized? Should the U.S. conduct a * *# * national lottery? _ The first of 71 witnesses will be) Famed reporter-columnist. Bob called Wednesday. Considine ~rovides a fascinating O'Rourke petitioned the grand jook at the gambling craze et jury following the arrest of two home and abroad, describes at- Flint men on gambling con-) tempts to promote a national Jot- spiracy charges, The grand jury tery in the U.S., in the new series will look into allegations of pro- —'gambling—billion-dollar urge” tection payoffs to police by —starting Monday in The Pon- gamblers. tiac ‘Press. | annulment was granted. detail is guarding anh —— en ace Murderer Walks Calmly ete 3 to Death in Gas. C hamber Niogere Get ce Bridge > CANON CITY, Colo. (®— Coolly ciary in a $37,500 flight insurance accepting his ‘ate, John Gilbert policy he, took out on his mother's Graham was executed last night life in Colorado's gas chamber for, ihe husky, dark haired killer destroying an airliner that carried went to death ‘the calmest I've his mother and 43 other persons ever seen,’ said deputy Waraen to death. Willtam Kinney, who has wit- The, 24-year-old father of two nessed all 26 executions in Cole children gulped the cyanid fumes rado's gas chamber. and passed into unconsciousness The Rev. Justin McKernan, Ro- in seconds. dead in 12 minutes. Graham was convicted of mur- dering his mother, Mrs. Paisie Tr Today's Press E. King, 53. She perished with ‘on visited Graham for 40 minutes 43 other men, wemen and chil- Building News - — dren Nov, 1, 1955, when a United } Church News g.9 Air Lines DC6B was shattered County News . - by a dynamite | bomb. It crashed Editorials ' in a sugar beet field near Long: Contes ...... | - mont, Cole. Sports te e never disclosed a Theaters 10, 11 Poet 2 ‘planting a dynamite, TV & Radio. Programs es Wilson, Earl cecchoece.. device in his mother’s lugg age, | named Graham himself benefi-| Women's Pagew .......... 49 Around him he drew his friends had been his’ whieh will appear each day in. the | Poker -playing pals and his political/J- Burns, was named director of It was hardly surprising that G.| Harding named his old friend) as president ef the William J. \ieave the. country dltasoned few their church wedding, “he started He was pronounced man Catholic chaplain at the pris g i- Harry Daugherty to the post of Burns International Detective wi hi 1.| attorney_general. Orsthat a boy-| Agency. berrg et . * > Tt hood friend of Daugherty, William But the ‘next three years SOME runs packed with surprises. These sur-. war 'the Bureau of Investigation. | prises would almost ‘ereck the ic Burns already was well known | Bureay of Investigation. and would: Noe be nies Adil i fines recm anil ana ~ hiazir Eragla Gre me ‘ gathe perre: ah “ets me fie Yn te b prow ¢ i? 1 Tex an prabli ein pert. Here group of candidates takes oath at initiation ceremory io f outside of a town in Georgia. Courtroom § Space Big Problem fo Add Three More Judges “= | rlea | The possibil: ty of a fifth and sixth Oakland County ter \circuit judge and a second probate judge will get grow- oop ‘ing consideration by county Republicans;State-Rep. ove Farrell E. Roberts of West Bloomfield Township said «ven | yesterday. }- | He said meetings are being considered with the Board’ Heo. of Supervisors and the four present circuit judges to dis- wy, OO Seuss the question. Court- from room space is an important ™ = consideration in asking the — legislature for new juG@icial Potter Urges Probe of Newsprint Prices. “Right now, we havent get apy WASHINGTON «—Sen. Potter space in the present court hease to \(R-Mich) today urged a_ con- provide. new judges with court Fre rgressional investigation of the rooms,” Roberts pointed out newsprint industry, saying that He said the conferences ould ‘skyrocketing prices” are ‘‘work- consider room availatie in the pro Ter jing hardship on the American posed new courthouse tepens 10 The Michigan senator asked for ™ December, 1958 as schee tuted, Bal the inquiry after conferring with 94 the long-range judd needy Chairman John Gwynne and other of the county Glex | Officials of the Federal Trade «gy ghe past we've worked fog & as fi Commission. much on an emergency basis," pencid Potter said FTC officials “are he believed. “We should study — Y psila in agreement with me that a carefully what the future eeeds eg bi public hearing is in order to get will-be. It-seems pretty sere welt fo Yp to. the bottom of a situation which Reed at least twe mere eireuiit | Terr has all the ev idence of restrictive Judges and a second probate of iors trade practices.” judge at least, if we have the reign Potter asked Chairman Mag. "™ fr them.” pal 54 inuson (D-Wash) of the Senate) Roberts said State Sen Lo Mar Wa |'Commerce Committee to conduct vey Lodge and Rep. Donald A. and ithe inquiry, citing recent increases Brown of Royal Oak are favorable aa ‘by Canadian newsprint producers, to the meetings Kia who supply most of the newsprint grown, along with Reps. Leslie by th ‘used in this country. H. Hudson of Pontiac and Walter eutér’ - T. McMahon of Pontiac agnef q Rey hill presented Thursday, « a fifth cirenit judge iling feaga State Tan county officiais say pe atin it, NIAGARA F INS) rare The first Niagara itis tee Mom , last night in the death ro ce bridge of the season formed = The where the young Denver bus nets. at the site of the citaract, Tf paper man spent his last days. The xtends about 15) feet from the ream | excha'ige of barter was rior Maid of the Mist dock to the Dew “The p rupted when Grahkm saw warden fPO™ "he pewer tunne aberwe the be Harry Tinsley mount the -ramp the Rambew Brag: int th of his cell “Well, 1 guess it's time,” Gra ham said with resignation. “tied bless you.” Father Me- Kernan said. “Tl hope God will forgive vou your sim.” “Okay,” Graham nedded. Not once during bis stay m th “gray stonewalled prison dad Gra ham allude to the crime With Tinsley. leading the « Graham walked erect amd swiftly from his cell up a long ramp and inte the pentheiae death oell atop the prefs Makin huihine He. wea feel Mindfolded| th. thr waiting char im the steel carom (Contineed.on Page 2, Cm 1) Curbs the Press Turkey Bosses ISTANBUL. Terkeew ¢ published a decree fortpadding out extra edifiom Terkes's I approved a strict new faw_t include~ prixen -rmremces = f suxpension of Rex.papers i “false news” damaving pula government. wera as